Enrique Artal Bartolo

Supervisor Details

Email: artal@unizar.es

Organization Type: University

Organization Name: Universidad de Zaragoza

Short Biography: Teaching Assistant (University of Geneva), Beca de Reincorporación in Zaragoza, post-doc in Bordeaux. Full Professor in UCM (1993-94) and Zaragoza (1994-2005), Catedrático in Zaragoza (2005-). Member of the Mathematics Institute IUMA. Deputy Dean of the FSc, Head of the MathDpt, Coordinator of the Mathematics Master and Bachelor at UNIZAR. Member of the Real Academia de Ciencias de Zaragoza. Adviser for 8 PhD thesis, 13 Bachelor thesis and 3 Master thesis. I have participated in 21 competitive R&D competitive national programs 4 of which as a PI. 89 research papers, 13 of which in Q1 and 1564 citations, h-index 22. More than 60 participations in International Conferences or Seminars as invitated speaker. Organizer of 8 Conferences, funded by I-Math and R&D competitive programs. 3 international research stays. Scientific evaluator for the Spanish National R&D, international agencies and international journals. Areas of interest: Topology of Quasi-projective Varieties, Algebraic and Arithmetic Aspects of Singularity Theory, Zariski Pairs, Intersection of Quadrics, Artin groups and Quasi-projective groups, Normal Surface Singularities, computer algebra (Sagemath).

Javier FERNANDEZ DE BOBADILLA

Co-Supervisor Details

Email: jbobadilla@bcamath.org

Organization Type: University or other type of organization

Organization Name: Basque Center for Applied Mathematics

Short Biography: Ikerbasque Research Professor at BCAM. Ph.D. 2001, University of Nijmegen. 1.- Negative answers to Zariski's question B, dating from 1970, and a 1985 question of D. Massey. (Invent. Math.) 2.- Proof of Nash Conjecture together with M. Pe Pereira Annals of Math). 3.- Proof, with I. Pallares, of the Brasselet-Schurmann-Yokura conjecture on L-classes for singular varieties. Subsequent stronger proof with I. Pallares and M. Saito (JEMS). 4.- Proof with T. Pelka of the 1970 Zariski multiplicity conjecture for families of isolated singularities (under review). 5.- More than 35 peer reviewed publications. 6.- Member of the Institute for Advanced Studies in Princeton for 1 year, Jean Morlet Chair holder to lead a semester in Singularity Theory at CIRM in 2021. Co-organizer of Renyi Semester “Singularities and low dimensional topology” 2023. 7.- I completed 6 Ph.D. directions, 6 current students. More than 16 postdocs. 8.- 1 ERC Starting and 1 ERC Consolidator Grants. PI of National Projects. Guarantor of 3 Severo Ochoa projects. 9.- Managing editor of “Journal of Singularities”; editor of Bulletin and Journal of the London Math. Soc.

Added Value: The Basque Center for Applied Mathematics (BCAM) is a world-class interdisciplinary Research Center in the field of Applied Mathematics that was founded in 2008 as a Basque Excellence Research Center (BERC), with a focus on interdisciplinary research in Mathematics, as well as training and attracting talented scientists, and promoting scientific and technological advances worldwide. The center has been awarded (2013, 2018) twice with the Severo Ochoa distinction that consolidates BCAM as one of the most relevant institutions of the field in Europe. As a distinguished member of BCAM, Prof. Javier Fernández de Bobadilla, can add a strong academic value to the project, given his extended curriculum. Also, BCAM is an excellent platform for many different future projects and job opportunities. Finally, the international connections provided by BCAM will be a great asset for the future.