The morning seminars are considered specialist. While speakers should still aim to make the talks accessible to graduate students in each respective branch of Hodge, they are less bound than in the afternoon seminars to appeal to a broad audience. Below you will find the schedule of talks in the Algebra seminar, Geometry seminar, and Categories seminar. These are all in Bayes 5.46 Wednesday mornings.
This semester we are extremely fortunate to be hosting John Baez's This Weeks Finds seminar, a revival of his classic seminar/blog series. This happens in JCMB 6206 on Thursdays.
We are also running the Hodge seminar on alternating weeks with the EMPG seminar on Wednesday afternoons in Appleton Tower Lecture Theatre 2. The Hodge seminar (2-3pm) is for colloquium style talks, with the expectation that talks (in particular the first 30 minutes out of 50) be accessible to all PhD students from all areas of the Hodge group. The Hodge seminar will be preceded by the PG pre-seminar (1:30-2pm) consisting of a half-hour introductory lecture given by one of our PhD students, aimed at the other students, and with a lunch provided beforehand.
Finally, Heriot-Watt runs on Wednesday afternoons the Heriot-Watt MAXIMALS seminar in algebra. Please see their complete calendar just below the combined Hodge calendar.
If you have any questions about the Hodge group seminars, please do not hesistate to contact the individual organizers for the seminars (listed below) or our group organizer.
Scroll down to see individual calendars. Click a talk to see an abstract (if yet submitted).
This is the algebra seminar of Heriot-Watt, which is often of interest to attendees of the Hodge seminars, but is organised independently from them.
Our Hodge Seminar is organized by David Jordan.