AGNES is a series of weekend workshops in algebraic geometry. One of our goals is to introduce graduate students to a broad spectrum of current research in algebraic geometry. AGNES is held biannually at the participating universities in the Northeast. For our NSF reports and planning of future workshops we are constantly interested in feedback about the AGNES conferences. Form for earlier workshops! Aise Johan de Jong.

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Currently, I am an assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Arkansas. Previously, I was a VIGRE post-doc at the University of Utah. My research covers a broad number of topics from algebra, number theory and computer science. My graduate work was completed at the University of Connecticut. Where I worked with Keith Conrad. In mathematics and Thomas Peters. I also worked in support of an IBM fellowship with Kirk Jordan.

University of Connecticut Logic Group. University of Connecticut Logic Group. Has long enjoyed an active research profile in logic. In 2008, the UConn Group in Philosophical and Mathematical Logic was founded as a trans-disciplinary grass-roots initiative between logicians in mathematics. From mathematics, philosophy, linguistics, psychology.