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Annual Lecture Series in Topology and Geometry

in memory of Prof. Alexander Zabrodsky

Alex Zabrodsky, Barcelona, 1986 / Hopf Topology Archive

The Einstein Institute of Mathematics established the Alexander Zabrodsky Memorial Lectures which review recent developments in the fields of geometry and topology. Prof. Alexander Zabrodsky's research ever since his thesis at Princeton University in 1967 was centered in the area of algebraic topology. In 1970 he joined the Einstein Institute of Mathematics. He died in an automobile accident on November 20th, 1986. External links Israel J. Math. 66 (1989), no. 1-3. p.7-8 / by the editors p.9-22 / by Haynes Miller. Alexander Zabrodsky / The Mathematics Genealogy Project

Lecture Series in Topology and Geometry
2016-2017	Dan Freed    (University of Texas at Austin)	Lectures
2015-2016	Peter Ozsváth    Princeton	Floer homology
2014-2015	Boris Dubrovin    (SISSA)	Lectures
2013-2014	Steve Zelditch    (Northwestern University)	Shapes and sizes of eigenfunctions
2010-2011	Ieke Moerdijk    (Utrecht University, Holland)	To what extent are Lie groupoids like Lie groups?
2009-2010	Andrei Okounkov    (Princeton)	Noncommutative geometry in applied math
2008-2009	David Gabai    (Princeton)	Topology vs. geometry: volumes of hyperbolic 3-manifolds
2007-2008	Andrey Todorov (1948-2012)    (UC Santa Cruz)	Discriminants and regularized determinants on the moduli space of CY manifolds
2006-2007	Joel Hass    (University of California at Davis)	Recognising the unknot
2005-2006	Birge Huisgen-Zimmermann    (University of California at Santa Barbara)	Geometric aspects of the representation theory of finite dimensional algebras
2004-2005	John Morgan    (Columbia University)	Ricci Flow and three-dimensional manifolds
2003-2004	Enrico Arbarello    (Rome)	Riemann Surfaces and Their Moduli
2002-2003	Andrew Casson    (Yale)	Three-Dimensional Topology: computable or not?
2001-2002	Louis Kauffman    (University of Illinois at Chicago)	Virtual Knot Theory
2000-2001	Shmuel Weinberger    (Jerusalem/University of Chicago)	Computation and Riemannian moduli
1998-1999	Bestvina	Curvature and Groups
1997-1998	Robert Oliver    (Paris-Nord)	Elementary Approach to Induction of Representations