The theory of topos-theoretic "bridges" - Interview with Olivia Caramello

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Chelonia Applied Science Podcast

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A podcast about the use of scientific discoveries and of technology applications. We provide the best information on projects participated by Chelonia and many more.

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A podcast about the use of scientific discoveries and of technology applications. We provide the best information on projects participated by Chelonia and many more.

Science

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The theory of topos-theoretic "bridges" - Interview with Olivia Caramello

Chelonia Applied Science Podcast

22 minutes 19 seconds

1 year ago

The theory of topos-theoretic "bridges" - Interview with Olivia Caramello

Welcome to the conversations of the Chelonia Podcast. A podcast about the use of scientific discoveries and of technology applications. My name is Gabriella Bernardi, I’m a science journalist and today we talk about the topos-theoretic ‘bridges’, a mathematical theory with potential applications in many fields of science. Our guest today is Olivia Caramello, Associate Professor at the University of Insubria in Como, Research Associate and Visiting Professor of the Université Paris-Saclay, and President of the Grothendieck Institute.

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