WinCompTop: Women in Computational Topology 3
Event details
| Date | 17.07.2023 › 21.07.2023 |
| Location | |
| Category | Conferences - Seminars |
| Event Language | English |
Scientific Overview
These workshops are designed to strengthen the computational topology community by bringing together women as well as gender-diverse researchers at various stages in their careers (from graduate students to senior researchers) and from across the world, fostering research, collaboration, and mentorship between members of gender minorities in computational topology, offering them networking and research opportunities in mathematics and computer science.
Participants will spend one week working together in small groups to solve one of a selection of open questions in computational topology: WinCompTop participants will begin generating new results in collaboration with other participants.
Selected topics:
These workshops are designed to strengthen the computational topology community by bringing together women as well as gender-diverse researchers at various stages in their careers (from graduate students to senior researchers) and from across the world, fostering research, collaboration, and mentorship between members of gender minorities in computational topology, offering them networking and research opportunities in mathematics and computer science.
Participants will spend one week working together in small groups to solve one of a selection of open questions in computational topology: WinCompTop participants will begin generating new results in collaboration with other participants.
Selected topics:
- Project 1: Decompositions of the persistent homology transform, led by Katharine Turner (Australian National University)
- Project 2: Multilevel sparsification of higher-order data, led by Bei Wang (University of Utah)
- Project 3: Studying self-similarity of complex networks with persistent magnitude, led by Nina Otter (Queen Mary University London)
- Project 4: Probabilistic Behavior of Prevalence-Augmented Barcodes, led by Anthea Monod (Imperial College London)
- Project 5: Connections between dynamic programming and directed topology, co-led by Lisbeth Fajstrup (Aalborg University) and Brittany T. Fasy (Montana State University)
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Practical information
- General public
- Registration required