August 11, 2025
An interview with Reinhard Kleindl from Der Standard (in German) with Michael Kunzinger and Clemens Sämann about our project with the title “Gap in Einstein’s theory of relativity closed after more than 100 years”.
Article: “A New Geometry for Einstein’s Theory of Relativity”
July 16, 2025
Quanta Magazine published an article about our project and its potential to extend the scope of general relativity.
2nd Workshop “A new geometry for Einstein’s theory of relativity and beyond”
July 7–11, 2025
Faculty of Mathematics, Oskar-Morgenstern-Platz 1, 1st floor, HS6, 1090 Vienna
The goal of this workshop is to bring together experts from various fields relevant to our project (Optimal Transport, Lorentzian Geometry, General Relativity, Quantum Gravity, …) and to map out open problems and joint interests with our local group in Vienna. Thus the meeting will be centered along short presentations of open problems and new directions of research, followed by extensive open discussions (30 minutes of lectures plus 60 minutes of discussion). Further joint work in smaller groups is strongly encouraged.
For more information please see the book of abstracts with the schedule.
- Mathias Braun (EFPL, Lausanne)
- Saúl Burgos (University of Granada)
- Annegret Burtscher (Radboud University in Nijmegen)
- Carla Cederbaum (University of Tuebingen)
- José Luis Flores Dorado (University of Malaga)
- Michal Eckstein (University of Gdańsk)
- Melanie Graf (University of Hamburg)
- James Grant (University of Surrey)
- Stacey Harris (Saint Louis University)
- John Harvey (University of Cardif)
- Jónatan Herrera (University of Cordoba)
- Gemma Hood (University of Leipzig)
- Christian Ketterer (Maynooth University)
- Eleni Kontou (King’s College London)
- Hikaru Kubota (Osaka University)
- Eric Ling (University of Copenhagen)
- Marc Mars (University of Salamanca)
- Robert McCann (University of Toronto)
- Ettore Minguzzi (University of Pisa)
- Andrea Mondino (University of Oxford)
- Argam Ohanyan (University of Toronto, University of Vienna)
- Shin-ichi Ohta (Osaka University)
- Julia Osęka University of Gdańsk)
- Felix Rott (SISSA, Trieste)
- Jaime Santos Rodríguez (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid)
- Anna Sancassani (University of Tuebingen)
- Stefano Saviani (University of Pisa)
- Christina Sormani (Stony Brook, New York)
- Elefterios Soultanis (University of Jyväskylä)
- Sumati Surya (Raman Research Institute, Bangalore)
- Marco van den Beld Serrano (University of Regensburg)
- James Vickers, (University of Southampton)
- Eric Woolgar (University of Alberta)
- Matteo Zanardini (SISSA, Trieste)
- Masoumeh Zarei (University of Hamburg)
- Xingyu Zhu (Michigan State University)
- Joe Barton
- Luca Benatti
- Tobias Beran
- Samuel Borza
- Davide Carazzato
- Mauricio Che
- Darius Erös
- Sebastian Gieger
- Michael Kunzinger
- Miguel Manzano
- Karim Mosani
- Luca Mrini
- Raquel Perales
- Miguel Prados Abad
- Chiara Rigoni
- Jona Röhrig
- Marta Sálamo Candal
- Clemens Sämann
- Kharanshu Solanki
- Roland Steinbauer
- Alessio Vardabasso
- Inés Vega González
- Omar Zoghlami
Article: “New maths for the “pixels” of spacetime”
May 28, 2025
This interview with Roland Steinbauer has been published by the UV’s public research newspaper Rudolphina.
It is connected with UV’s “semester question” How does quantum research change our reality? There have been three scientists interviewed, the other two being physicists. Roland’s contribution appears towards the end of the article.
Kick-off Workshop “A new geometry for Einstein’s theory of relativity and beyond”
February 24–28, 2025
Faculty of Mathematics, Oskar-Morgenstern-Platz 1, 1090 Vienna, 2nd floor, HS11
The goal of this workshop is to bring together experts from various fields relevant to our project (Optimal Transport, Lorentzian Geometry, General Relativity, Quantum Gravity, …) and to map out open problems and joint interests with our local group in Vienna. Thus the meeting will be centered along short presentations of open problems and new directions of research, followed by extensive open discussions (30 minutes of lectures plus 60 minutes of discussion). Further joint work in smaller groups is strongly encouraged.
For more information please see schedule and the book of abstracts.
- Mathias Braun (EPFL)
- Fay Dowker (Imperial College London)
- Felix Finster (University of Regensburg)
- Lawrence Frolov (Rutgers University)
- Leonardo Garcia-Heveling (University of Hamburg)
- Nicola Gigli (SISSA)
- Melanie Graf (University of Hamburg)
- James Grant (University of Surrey)
- John Harvey (University of Cardiff)
- Christian Ketterer (Maynooth University)
- Eric Ling (University of Copenhagen)
- Davide Manini (Technion — Israel Institute of Technology)
- Olaf Müller (HU Berlin)
- Lewis Napper (University of Surrey)
- Jiri Podolsky (Charles University Prague)
- Felix Rott (SISSA)
- Sumati Surja (Raman Research Institute, Bangaluru)
- Shadi Tahvildar-Zadeh (Rutgers University)
- Simone Vincini (SISSA)
- Wolfgang Wieland (University of Nuremberg)
- Matteo Zanardini (SISSA)
- Joe Barton
- Luca Benatti
- Tobias Beran
- Samuël Borza
- Matteo Calisti
- Davide Carazzato
- Mauricio Che
- Darius Erös
- Sebastian Gieger
- Michael Kunzinger
- Miguel Manzano
- Karim Mosani
- Luca Mrini
- Lenny Neyt
- Raquel Perales
- Miguel Prados Abad
- Chiara Rigoni
- Jona Röhrig
- Marta Sálamo Candal
- Clemens Sämann
- Kharanshu Solanki
- Roland Steinbauer
- Alessio Vardabasso
- Inés Vega González
- Omar Zoghlami
New Postdocs
January 1, 2025
Today three new Postdocs Luca Benatti, Davide Carazzato, and Miguel Manzano have joined our team.
The project has started
October 1, 2024
The project has started today. Samuel Borza and Karim Mosani have joined the team as PostDocs and Joe Barton and Miguel Prados Abad as Ph.D. students. Also Marta Salamo and Sebastian Gieger have started their Ph.D. studies on topics closely related to the general directions of the project.
