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Departing members: Nima Moshayedi (UZH, A. Cattaneo's Group)

3 Jan 2022

Nima Moshayedi (UZH, A. Cattaneo's Group) started a postdoc at UC Berkeley in September 2021 where he is working in the research group of professor Nicolai Reshetikhin on perturbative methods of (topological) quantum gauge field theories on stratified manifolds (BV-BFV formalism), different aspects of noncommutative geometry, in particular deformation quantization, and other quantization procedures.

This position is for 18 months under the SNSF early postdoc mobility program.

Phase I & II research project(s)

  • Field Theory
  • Geometry, Topology and Physics

Advanced Topics in Quantum Mechanics

Interview with Nicolas Gisin (UNIGE)

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