POEMA Learning Week and CIRM Conference

 The last two months were quite eventful in terms of academic events and exchange: At the second POEMA Learning Week in Toulouse, the ESRs of POEMA could finally meet again in person after one and a half year since the first workshop in Florence. This large gap showed, how much the ESRs have grown and developed in their work. Luckily, I could also meet with Philippe Moustrou, who is now at Bordeaux, to discuss about our joint work.

After this learning week, we prepared for a CIRM conference on root systems in modern analysis. This conference took place last week at Luminy, Marseille and my supervisor Evelyne Hubert and I each gave a talk. The slides can be found here.

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