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Laura Scarabosio successfully defended her doctoral thesis entitled: "Shape uncertainty quantification in nano-optics ". Congratulations!

On 24 May, Dr Lorenz Halbeisen gave his inaugural lecture entitled: "Über die Existenz mathematischer Objekte". He has been a Senior Scientist at the Department since autumn 2014.

A principle may be simple, but in mathematics it can be the key to the solution of challenging problems. The pigeonhole principle is a good starting point for students who want to get to know the creative side of proofs.

This workshop will bring together researchers representing the whole spectrum of probabilistic and extremal combinatorics, who will communicate new results and discuss directions for future discoveries. It has started today and is organised by Benjamin Sudakov.  

Daniel Korandi successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled: "Some extremal problems about saturation and random graphs". Congratulations!