Diletta
Martinelli
Projects in the Global South
I serve as coordinator of academic projects with the Global South for the Faculty of Science at the University of Amsterdam. See my CV for a detailed account of my actitivies.
News:
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I am the reference contact for the University of Amsterdam of the newly established Cluster of Research Excellence in Mathematics, dedicated to Africa-Europe collaborations.
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Training school in Algebraic Geometry and Arithmetics, Kigali, August 2024.
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Interdisciplinary event in Amsterdam aimed at building partnerships with African Institutions, June 2024.
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I am now the coordinator of a working group of the Italian Mathematical Union dedicated to mathematics collaborations with the Global South.
- I am on the advisory board of the Africa Women in Algebra network.
I have been trying to collect a (very incomplete!) list of useful resources and training opportunities for students and researchers from the Global South, see here and here. General tips for PhD applications.
Other events in summer/autumn 2024, where I am only tangentially involved, but I am very happy that they are happening:
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EAALG Workshop, Makerere University, Uganda, November 2024.
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Inaugural African Women in Algebra Workshop, Kabale University, Uganda, July 2024.
Past events:
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Brief report on a recent trip the Anton de Kom University in Suriname.
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A summary of my activities in 2023 supported by the Amsterdam Young Academy
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We are running a remote Learning seminar in Algebraic Geometry. Get in touch if you are interested in participating.
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Establishing Europe-Africa academic collaborations Symposium
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Mathematics building Partnership with Africa, Symposium in Turin
Publications:
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C. Bonadiman, D. Martinelli, J. Ongaro, B. Szendroi, Live and remote: Nairobi workshops in algebraic geometry. European Mathematical Society Magazine. N.124, 38–41.
Some other useful links.
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Gruppo di Lavoro UMI dedicato alle collaborazioni con il Sud Globale.
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Some thoughts on my teaching experience in Africa.
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SAMI Maths Camps.


AIMS Cameroon, January 2020.