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Talks

Invited and contributed talks listed in reverse chronological order.

2027:

  1. January 13: Gromov’s conjecture on macroscopic dimension for Kähler manifolds. Invited talk at the AMS Special Session on “Geometric Inequalities, Convergence, and Scalar Curvature”, Joint Mathematics Meetings (JMM) 2027, McCormick Place Convention Center.

2026:

  1. October 28: TBD. Invited talk at the online Applied Topology Seminar hosted by the Applied Algebraic Topology Research Network (AATRN).
  2. July 27: Gromov–Lawson and Gromov conjectures for Kähler metrics. International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM) 2026, Pennsylvania Convention Center.
  3. June 19: Classifying spaces for families of subgroups and the complexity of discrete groups. 43rd Workshop in Geometric Topology, Utah Valley University.
  4. June 12: Constructing near-symplectic manifolds with many interesting 2-forms. Topology Students Workshop, Vanderbilt University.
  5. May 27: Symplectically aspherical Kähler manifolds and groups. International Conference on Complex and Differential Geometry, International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP).
  6. March 29: Symplectically aspherical Kähler forms. Invited talk at the AMS Special Session on “Recent Advances in Contact and Symplectic Topology”, AMS Southeastern Sectional Meeting (Spring 2026), Georgia Southern University-Armstrong Campus.
  7. March 24: Topological complexity of symmetric products of non-orientable surfaces. Talk at the Topology and Geometry Seminar, University of Florida.
  8. January 5: Spheres in symmetric squares of surfaces. Invited talk at the AMS Special Session on “Surfaces in 3- and 4-manifolds: Theory and Computation”, Joint Mathematics Meetings (JMM) 2026, Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
  9. January 5: Symplectic and Kähler forms on symmetric products of surfaces. Invited talk at the CRM-PIMS-AARMS Special Session on “Symplectic Topology”, Joint Mathematics Meetings (JMM) 2026, Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

2025:

  1. November 18: Bochner-type theorems revisited. Talk at the Topology and Geometry Seminar, University of Florida.
  2. October 31: Curvature, macroscopic dimensions, and symmetric products of surfaces. Invited talk at the Caltech Geometry & Topology Seminar, California Institute of Technology.
  3. October 21: On probabilistic invariants of non-negatively curved manifolds. Invited talk at the CSU Topology Seminar, Colorado State University.
  4. October 12: On the connectivity of intrinsic Čech complexes of spheres. Talk at the ComPer 2025: Workshop on Computational Topology, State University of New York at Albany (online).
  5. October 5: Topological complexity of motion planning in symmetric products of surfaces. Invited talk at the Special Session on “Computational Topology and Geometry in Data Science”, AMS Southeastern Sectional Meeting (Fall 2025), Tulane University.
  6. August 11: Sequential topological complexity of symmetric products of surfaces. Invited talk at the Special Session on “Topology and Computing”, 39th Summer Topology and Its Applications Conference, University of South Alabama (online).
  7. May 17: On the cohomology and homotopy of symmetric products of surfaces. Talk at the Midwest Topology Seminar, Indiana University Indianapolis.
  8. April 13: Curvature and macroscopic dimensions of symmetric products of Riemann surfaces. Talk at the 22nd Graduate Student Topology and Geometry Conference (GSTGC), Indiana University Bloomington.
  9. March 25, 2025: On symmetric products of orientable surfaces. Talk at the Topology and Geometry Seminar, University of Florida.
  10. March 9: Homotopy connectivity of Čech complexes of spheres.Invited talk at the AMS Special Session on “Topological Data Analysis, Theory and Applications”, AMS Spring Southeastern Sectional Meeting (Spring 2025), Clemson University.
  11. March 8: Topology and geometry of symmetric products of Riemann surfaces. Invited talk at the AMS Special Session on “Invariants in Geometric Topology: Low Dimensions and Beyond”, AMS Spring Southeastern Sectional Meeting (Spring 2025), Clemson University.

2024:

  1. November 20: Topological complexity of intertwining motion. Invited talk at the Graduate Mathematics Association Colloquium, University of Florida.
  2. October 24: On some distributional and intertwining invariants of manifolds. Invited talk at the online AATRN Topological Complexity Seminar hosted by the Applied Algebraic Topology Research Network (AATRN). [Youtube]
  3. October 1: On distributional Lusternik–Schnirelmann category of manifolds. Talk at the Topology and Dynamics Seminar, University of Florida.
  4. April 10: On sequential versions of distributional topological complexity. Talk at the online Mathematics Seminar, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Mohali (online).
  5. March 22: A new version of topological complexity and LS-category. Talk at the online Topology and Related Topics Seminar, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (online).
  6. February 20: Distributional topological complexity and its sequential versions. Talk at the Topology and Dynamics Seminar, University of Florida.
  7. January 31: Topology and robotics: a new approach to motion planning. Invited talk at the Graduate Mathematics Association Colloquium, University of Florida.

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