Tidligere arrangementer
Job talk. Jessica Piccolo is a PhD candidate in Economics at University of Padova. She will present the paper "People’s Understanding of Macroeconomic Shocks."
Archaeological Friday Seminar with Alexa Deanne Spiwak (IAKH).?
Bahra Rashidi presents an overview of her PhD project, with a primary focus on the first study which investigates syntactic variation in main clauses in spoken Norwegian.
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Christophe Eloy is a Professor of Fluid Mechanics at Centrale Marseille and carries out his research at the IRPHE institute in Marseille. His research explores a wide range of fundamental problems in fluid and solid mechanics—from fluid–structure interactions and hydrodynamic instabilities to animal locomotion, aeroelasticity, rotating flows, and even plant biomechanics—using a blend of theory, experiments, and numerical simulations.
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The Philosophical Seminar With Pauline Kleingeld (University of Groningen)
Since Ellingsrud and Peskine showed that there is an upper bound on the degree of smooth surfaces not of general type in P^4, there have been efforts to find them. I will give a survey of different methods of construction, and a list of the kind of surfaces known so far, reporting also on joint work with Hirotachi Abo and Frank-Olaf Schreyer to write a Macaulay2 package that produces equations of examples of each kind.
Job talk. Morten Nyborg St?stad is a Post-doctoral Scholar at the FAIR Institute (NHH). He will present the paper "Comparing Universes of Redistributive Arguments" (written with Max Lobeck and Chloé de Meulenaer).
In this final seminar, Martin Svingen Refseth will present the draft of his PhD thesis titled “Ordering like a Welfare State: Urban Planning, Politics and Administration in Kalaallit Nunaat from the “New Order” to Home Rule”.
We welcome everyone to HumAIn Talks #7 with Nick Srnicek. He will be joining us for a talk about his latest book, Silicon Empires: The Fight for the Future of AI (Polity), published in 2025.?
Job talk. Morten Grindaker is a postdoc at the University of Chicago and a researcher at Statistics Norway. He will present the paper "Green Waste: (Mis)allocation of Green Investment Subsidies" (written with Ingvil Gaarder, Tom G. Meling, and Magne Mogstad).
In this talk, Professor Jeremy Morris will explore how everyday practices and informal interactions between people and the state shape political legitimacy in contemporary Russia
Job talk. Jacob Sundram is a PhD student at the Department of Economics at the University of Copenhagen. He will present the paper "Monetary Policy, Heterogeneous Returns, and Top Inequality."
Job talk. Michael Simmons is a Postdoctoral Scholar, Department of Economics, Ume? University. He will present the paper "Firm Pay and Consumption Inequality" (written with Sigurd Galaasen and Andreas R. Kost?l).
Vi snakker stadig mer om og med maskiner, men hvordan fungerer denne kommunikasjonen og hva gj?r den med oss? Og hvordan p?virker v?re fortellinger teknologien?
Archaeological Friday Seminar with Elisabeth Maria Magin (KHM).
Job talk. Devis Decet is a Postdoctoral Researcher at LEAP Bocconi. He will present the paper "Organizing fiscal capacity."
Job talk. Tillmann von Carnap is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Economics, University of Oslo. He will present the paper "Rural marketplaces and local development."
Raelyn Sullivan,?Institute of Theoretical Astrophysics, UiO.
Helge Jordheim tar oss med p? en langsom vandring gjennom viktige steder i dagens Berlin – og samtidig inn i byens historie.?
Job talk. Yue (Joyce) Yu is a PhD candidate in Economics at The University of Manchester. She will present the paper "Why Conservation Policy Backfires: Evidence from Indonesia’s Forest Moratorium."
Torsdag 29.januar kommer Anna Bohlin, professor i nordisk litteratur ved Universitetet i Bergen, for ? snakke om 1850-tallets nordiske frigj?ringsromaner.?
To each matroid we associate a class in the Chow ring of the Grassmannian. We develop a new combinatorial approach for computing these Chow classes, by first focusing on snake matroids and then extending our results via valuativity to Lattice path matroids, and further to any matroid. Our main contribution identifies the Poincaré dual of the Chow class of a snake matroid with a specific ribbon Schur function, providing an explicit formula for its coefficients in the Schubert basis as the number of standard Young tableaux of a given shape with a prescribed descent set. As consequences, we recover and simplify classical results such as Gessel--Viennot’s enumeration of permutations with fixed descent sets, and formulas for the volume of lattice path matroids. Furthermore, we use our results to show that certain Schubert coefficients are positive for all connected paving matroids.
Job talk. Iván Jomin Kim Taveras is a PhD candidate, Bocconi University. He will present the paper "Shifting Seasons: Agricultural Adaptation and Resilience in Africa."