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Database repairs, consistent answers, and semirings

Database theory is the area of theoretical computer science that investigates the foundations and principles of data management systems using...

Arithmetic of small parabolic eigenvarieties

This Research-in-Groups project concerns the Galois counterpart of small parabolic eigenvarieties inspired by thework of Bellaïche—Chenevier. This proposal aims to...

Multi-order Monte Carlo for uncertainty quantification of multiscale PDEs

Uncertainty quantification (UQ) in multiscale partial differential equations (PDEs) poses significant challenges due to the wide range of scales involved...

Variable selection using nonparametric estimators for mixed data

This project investigates the scalability of nonparametric regression methods when a very high number of mixed data — consisting of...

Noncommutative Gelfand duality

The goal of this project is to rigorously define a notion of noncommutative Gelfand duality. This would open the way...

Towards q-characters for quantum affine symmetric pairs

The project concerns the theory of q-characters for quantum symmetric pairs, and draws on the participants previous results in this...

Oscillations in gene regulatory networks: stochastic modelling and simulations

In many biological applications stochasticity plays a crucial role, either due to uncertainties in parameters or due to inherent stochasticity...

The discrete element method and sustainability – knowledge exchange

This workshop aimed to bring together academic and industrial experts in the Discrete Element Method (DEM) to share recent developments...

ChatGPT for proteins: Designing molecular machines using natural language text prompts

Proteins are the molecules of life. They are the essential building blocks of muscles in our bodies, but they also...

Diophantine equations, combinatorics, analysis in number theory: emerging researchers

This two-day workshop for Early Career Researchers was an opportunity for young researchers at PhD and postdoctoral level working in...


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