Research funding 2024.09.10 ERC Starting Grant for Ryomei Iwasa Postdoc Ryomei Iwasa has received a € 1.5 million Starting Grant from the European Research Council for his project about Motivic Stable Homotopy Theory.
Newly employed 2024.09.10 Philippe Valentin Vollmuth, PhD student Philippe started on 1 September 2024 as a PhD student in the Algebra & Geometry Section of the department, working with the GeoTop Centre.
Photo competition 2024.09.06 Concrete abstractions Professor Nathalie Wahl has won 2nd place in the DNRF's photo competition 2024 with a photo that shows how mathematicians use the blackboard to capture wild ideas and infinite spaces.
Newly employed 2024.09.06 Robert Szafarczyk, PhD student Robert Szafarczyk is employed from 1st September 2024 at the Copenhagen Centre for Geometry and Topology in the department’s Algebra & Geometry Section.
Honour 2024.07.02 Søren Galatius receives award from the association AMR The Association for Mathematical Research (AMR) has July 1st 2024 awarded Professor Søren Galatius from University of Copenhagen the new Fred R. Cohen Prize.
Clay Research Fellow 2024.06.18 Ishan Levy, postdoc Ishan Levy started on 1 June 2024 as a postdoc in the section for Algebra and Geometry. He is a Clay Research Fellow and has chosen to bring his grant with him to Copenhagen.
Research 2024.06.11 Mathematicians Attempt to Glimpse Past the Big Bang The headline is from Quanta Magazine. They describe the research by GeoTop postdoc Eric Ling and two of his collaborators.
Promotion 2024.06.03 Robert Burklund, Associate Professor Robert Burklund joins us in a permanent position, as Associate Professor of Mathematics, starting June 1, 2024.
Research grant 2024.05.28 Marie Curie grant to Adela Zhang Postdoc Adela (YiYu) Zhang has won the competitive Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship, which she will carry at our department during the next two years.
Funding 2024.01.24 Robert Burklund receives Villum Young Investigator Grant Robert Burklund, a postdoc at the Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, has received DKK 7 million from the VILLUM Young Investigator Program.