The Fields-Carleton Distinguished Lecture is an annual lecture sponsored by the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences and Carleton University (held at Carleton University, Ottawa). The series features internationally-renowned speakers with expertise in mathematics, statistics and theoretical computer science. Each guest speaker delivers a public lecture as well as a research lecture, which is more technical in nature.
This year’s Fields-Carleton Distinguished Lectures will be featuring Dr. Chelsea Walton, Professor of Mathematics at Rice University.
- Fields-Carleton Distinguished Lecture (public lecture):
Modernizing Modern Algebra, I: Category Theory is coming, whether we like it or not
October 26, 2023, 7:00 p.m.
274, 275 Teraanga Commons, Carleton University, Ottawa - Fields-Carleton Colloquium (research lecture):
Modernizing Modern Algebra, II: Category Theory is coming, whether we like it or not
October 27, 2023, 1:30 p.m. (coffee/tea starting at 1 p.m.)
4351 Herzberg Building, Macphail Room, Carleton University, Ottawa
More information about these two talks can be found from the following links:
Fields-Carleton Distinguished Lecture | Faculty of Science
Twitter: https://x.com/carletonscience/status/1709924878818709648?s=46&t=upY8u87FdCHPxRDs3mXeFg
