Tidligere arrangementer - Side 3

Following the Annual Exphil lecture, the Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas is excited to host a workshop on the themes raised in C. Thi Nguyen’s work.

Bli med oss og hør på Dr. Jaro Dudik, Senior Research Scientist ved Astronomical Institute ved Czech Academy of Sciences!

Bureaucracy changes our values and our concepts. Philosopher C. Thi Nguyen (University of Utah) explores questions of why and how in this year’s Exphil lecture.

Byråkratiet forandrer våre verdier og våre begreper. Filosofen C. Thi Nguyen (University of Utah) utforsker hvorfor og hvordan i årets Exphil-forelesning.

Department seminar. Naomi Feldman is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Department of Economics. She will present the paper: "Real and Phantom Constraints: Tax Misperceptions and Female Labor Supply in Japan".

NCMBM is organising a new seminar series in the Life Science Building this autumn. The series will give researchers and colleagues working in and around the building an opportunity to get to know each other’s research and the different research environments.

Speakers: Jukka Corander and Anthony Mathelier

A talk by Heidi Østbø Haugen, Professor of Human Geography at the University of Oslo, and Sinikka Wasland Gjems, research assistant at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs.

Onsdag 7. oktober holder Nataliia Kovalenko en åpen gjesteforelesning ved Universitetet i Oslo. Kovalenko er ekspert på helsefinansiering og har mer enn 15 års erfaring som rådgiver for offentlige institusjoner og internasjonale organisasjoner i Ukraina.

Yi Yu 于怡 is Professor in Statistics and the Deputy Head of Department (Research) in the Department of Statistics, University of Warwick. She is interested in various aspects of high-dimensional and nonparametric statistics, with a recent interest in trustworthy AI related problems. She has worked in high-dimensional regression, differential privacy, change point analysis, statistical network analysis, nonparametric statistics and functional data analysis.

PDE seminar by Konstantina Trivisa (University of Maryland)

Department seminar. Kristoffer Berg is a Lecturer and Fellow in Economics at Trinity College, University of Cambridge. He will present the paper "Inheritance Taxation and Capital Misallocation".

We are pleased to host Assistant Professor Irena Kalhousová who will speak about “Israel at the Ballot Box: Parties, Politics, and the Future of Israel”

The Philosophical Seminar With John Hyman (UCL)

Pardon recently established a type of "cohomology ring of enumeration problems" that all reasonable curve counting theories pair with to produce their invariants. A technical regularization procedure then allows him to prove that, for 3-folds, this ring is generated by local curve elements in the relevant degrees, from which the MNOP correspondence (for primary insertions) between different curve counting theories follows, since it was previously proven in the local curve case. Our work extends this framework to the CY4-fold case, which allows us to prove several curve counting conjectures in the CY4 case. Among the additional technical difficulties in this case is that a more complicated virtual dimension formula leads to more generators than just local curves. In this talk, I will give an overview of this framework and explain the main techniques involved. This is joint work in progress with Ivan Karpov, and partially based on separate work with Jim Bryan.

Gabriele Cifani (University of Rome, Tor Vergata)

This seminar explores (dis)connection practices among migrants, asylum seekers and roofless individuals

PDE seminar by Jinghao Cao (Caltech)

Department seminar. Robert G. Millard is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics, Stony Brook University. He will present the paper: "Estimating a Process of Health Formation in Older Adults: The Roles of Physical Functioning, Cognition, and Mental Health."

We are pleased to host Assoc. Prof. Jonas Dræge who will speak about "Media and the Politics of Legitimation in Post-Assad Syria"