Young Research Fellows

Mathematics Münster's programme for "Young Research Fellows" gives outstanding young researchers the opportunity to spend a long-term stay in Münster.

List of future Young Research Fellows

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Peter Morfe

February 2025
Host: Guilherme De Lima Feltes


Dr. Peter Morfe is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences in Leipzig. He is an expert in the theory of homogenisation of elliptic and parabolic differential operators, including the case of operators with random coefficients.
 

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Radhika Gupta

January to February 2025
Hosts: Benjamin Brück and Katrin Tent


Dr. Radhika Gupta is a Reader at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai. Her work is mostly in geometric group theory, where she made important contributions on the geometry of CAT(0) groups and free-by-cyclic groups. She is an expert on the geometry of outer automorphism groups of free groups.

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Sylvy Anscombe

September to December 2024
Host: Franziska Jahnke


Dr. Sylvy Anscombe, Maîtresse de Conférences at the Université Paris Cité, works at the interface of mathematical logic and algebra. Her works include a proof of the existential decidability of F_p((t)), uniform existential definability of p-adic holomorphy rings, and a classification of henselian NIP fields in terms of their residue fields.

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Amandine Escalier

September 2024
Host: Linus Kramer


Dr. Amandine Escalier works in geometric group theory and measured dynamics at Université Lyon 1. She plans to work with Linus Kramer on graph products and right-angled Artin groups, and with David Kerr on orbit equivalence of measurable actions.

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Simone Cecchini

July 2024
Host: Rudolf Zeidler


Dr. Simone Cecchini is a tenure-track Assistant Professor at Texas A&M University and works at the interface of global analysis and topology, where he is particularly known for his contributions to the study of metric properties in scalar curvature geometry.

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Philipp Reiser

July 2024
Host: Masoumeh Zarei


Dr. Philipp Reiser's (Université de Fribourg) research is motivated by the long-standing question of how the topology and geometry of Riemannian manifolds interact.

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Colin Reid

September to December 2023
Hosts: Katrin Tent and Aleksandra Kwiatkowska


Dr. Colin Reid, postdoctoral research fellow at the School of Information and Physical Sciences, University of Newcastle, Australia, has played a major role in building the modern theory of totally disconnected locally compact (t.d.l.c.) groups, making a number of fundamental discoveries across all aspects of the theory. In 2023, he was awarded the Bessel Research Award.

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Francesco Pediconi

July to August 2023
Host: Anusha Krishnan


Dr. Francesco Pediconi  is a Junior Assistant Professor ("RTD-a" in the Italian system) at the Università di Firenze, working in real and complex differential geometry.

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Izar Alonso Lorenzo

July to August 2023
Host: Christoph Böhm


Izar Alonso Lorenzo is a fourth year DPhil student at the University of Oxford. Her research interests are in differential geometry. She is working on G_2- and SU(3)- structures, under symmetry assumptions.

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Christian Bönicke

June to July 2023
Host: Siegfried Echterhoff


Dr. Christian Bönicke (University of Newcastle) is an expert on K-theory and Homology theory for (C*-algebras) of groupoids and their applications.

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Priyanga Ganesan

Summer semester 2023
Host: Kristin Courtney


Dr. Priyanga Ganesan holds a prestigious President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of California San Diego. Her research interest revolves around operator algebras and their connections with quantum information theory. In 2023, she also received a WiRe Fellowship for international female postdoctoral researchers at the University of Münster.

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Agatha Atkarskaya

April to June 2023
Host: Katrin Tent


Dr. Agatha Atkarskaya is a postdoc at the Einstein Institute of Mathematics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and specialises in group and ring theory.

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Daniel Max Hoffmann

Winter semester 2022
Host: Katrin Tent


Dr. Daniel Max Hoffmann is a Samuel Eilenberg Assistant Professor at the University of Warsaw. His research interests are model theory, Galois theory, difference and differential algebra and group theory.

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Víctor Sanmartín López

April to May 2022
Host: Anna Siffert


Dr. Víctor Sanmartín López has a tenure-track position at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and is conducting research on the theory of isometric actions and submanifold theory in the context of Riemannian geometry, with special focus on the study of submanifolds in symmetric spaces.

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Leonhard Kehrberger

December 2021 to April 2022
Host: Gustav Holzegel


Leonhard Kehrberger is a 4th year PhD researcher at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of Prof. Mihalis Dafermos. His research is concerned with the study of partial differential equations in general relativity.

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Martin Holler

July to August 2021
Host: Benedikt Wirth


Ass.-Prof. Dr. Martin Holler's (University of Graz) field of research is the mathematics of inverse problems and data science.

Tristan Ozuch
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Tristan Ozuch

July to August 2021
Host: Hans-Joachim Hein


Dr. Tristan Ozuch's (MIT) research is focused on geometric analysis and particularly on Einstein manifolds and Ricci flows.

Eduard Vilalta
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Eduard Vilalta

July 2021
Host: Hannes Thiel


Eduard Vilalta is a doctoral student at the UAB Barcelona and is working on establishing connections between structural properties of C*-algebras and their categories of Hilbert modules (Cuntz semigroups).

Gabriele Benomio
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Gabriele Benomio

November 2020 to June 2021
Host: Gustav Holzegel


Dr. Gabriele Benomio is a Research Scholar (postdoc) at The Princeton Gravity Initiative. He works on stability and instability phenomena for black hole spacetimes.

Tom Bachmann
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Tom Bachmann

January 2020
Host: Thomas Nikolaus


Dr. Tom Bachmann (MIT) is a young, uprising researcher in motivic homotopy theory and K-theory.

Future Young Research Fellows

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