Scientific Program

The workshop will take place over three days, structured around research talks, short talks, dedicated discussion time, and three time slots focusing on debating ethical issues in our community. Our aim is to keep the schedule flexible enough to encourage informal exchanges and to create spaces where participants, especially early-career researchers, can meet, interact, and reflect on our community.

Scientific Activities

The scientific program of the workshop is structured around talks: we will have 3 invited speakers, one for each day, 6 contributed talk by the participants and 12 flash talks from the participants, so that everybody gets a chance to present their work and engage in discussions. Contributed talks will be selected through an open call, with the final program determined by the scientific committee based on the submitted proposals.

Throughout the workshop, attendess will find dedicated spaces to interact and discuss their work.

Invited Math Speakers

  • Jun. Prof. Dr. Cécile Gachet: The pseudo-automorphism group of P^3 blown up at 8 very general points is trivial
  • Prof. Dr. Martin Ulirsch: How to tropicalize a linear map: valuated matroids, affine buildings, and linear modifications
  • Associate Prof. Marta Pieropan: The hyperbola method for toric varieties

Titles are provisional

Provisional Schedule

TimeWednesdayThursdayFriday
9.00-9.30Registration
9.30-10.10Invited TalkInvited TalkInvited Talk
10.10-10.40Coffee BreakCoffee BreakCoffee Break
10.40-11.20Contributed TalkContributed Talk(E) Discussion
11.20-12.00Contributed TalkContributed Talk(E) Discussion
12.00-13.30LunchLunchLunch/Goodbye
13.30-15.00(E) Sociology Talk(E) Interactive activity
15.00-15.30Coffee BreakCoffee Break
15.30-16.10Contributed TalkContributed Talk
16.20-17.20Flash TalksFlash Talks

Those slots marked with (E) are dedicated to ethical sessions.