NSeaG 2027 Lund

We are happy to announce that the NorthSeaG conference 2027 will be held in Lund: LundSeaG! 

LundSeaG will take place at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences at Lund University. The lectures will be in the lecture room Hörmander, just to your right when you enter the mathematics department. You can follow this link to find your way to the mathematics department, the entrance is on the east side towards Sjön. 

More practical information will appear on this homepage as we get closer to the event.

LundSeaG is the 6th edition of the annual Noncommutative Geometry Along the North Sea workshop. After previous editions Leiden (2022), Bonn (2023), Odense (2024), Edinburgh (2025) and Prague (2026), we once again bring NSeaG back to the sea, not far away from the salty shores of the Øresund.

The NSeaG series has become a key meeting point for the noncommutative geometry community in the North Sea region and beyond. The aim is to advance research in Noncommutative Geometry (NCG) and its diverse applications, strengthen regional collaborations, and support the next generation of  researchers through high-level training, scientific exchange, and community building.

Registration

You register for the conference on the following link. The deadline for registration is April 16.

Minicourses:

Representation theory and index theory 

Nigel Higson and Peter Hochs, 

C*-algebra classification and NCG 

Robin Deeley and Karen Strung, 

Quantum groups and quantum information theory 

Walter van Suijlekom, Lyudmila Turowska, Christian Voigt, and David Roberson.

Confirmed speakers

• Réamonn Ó Buachalla — Charles University

• Kristin Courtney — University of Southern Denmark (TBC)

• Dimitris Gerontogiannis — IMPAN

• Lara Ismert — University of New Mexico

• David Jekel — University of Ottawa

• Jens Kaad — University of Southern Denmark

• Nadia Larsen — University of Oslo

• Malte Leimbach — Kiel University

• Ada Masters — Lund University

• Edward McDonald — Université Paris-Est Créteil

• Bram Mesland — Leiden University

• Shintaro Nishikawa — University of Southampton

• Valerio Proietti — University of Oslo

• Adam Rennie — University of Wollongong

• Mike Whittaker — University of Glasgow

• Makoto Yamashita — University of Oslo

• Sophie Zegers — Delft University of Technology

Organising team:

• Francesca Arici

• Joakim Arnlind

• Magnus Goffeng

• Eva-Maria Hekkelman

• Kang Li

• Stefan Wagner

If you have any questions, feel free to contact any of the organisers.