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DESCRIPTION:More: https://www.ias.edu/math/events/workshop-recent-developme
 nts-hodge-theory-and-o-minimality\n\n_Sponsored by Dr. John P. Hempel _\n
 \nOrganizer: Jacob Tsimerman\n\nWe will focus on recent developments in Ho
 dge theory\, which has\nemerged as both a unifying framework and powerful 
 tool for problems in\narithmetic and unlikely intersections. The goal will
  also be to flesh\nout the connections to O-minimality\, which has become 
 inextricably\nlinked to many different aspects of this field.\n\nSpeakers:
 \nYohan Brunebarbe\, University Bordeaux\nHaohua Deng\, Dartmouth College
 \nPhilip Engel\, University of Illinois\nZiyang Gao\, IAS\nAsvin G.\, IAS
 \nGiada Grossi\, IAS\nPhilipp Habegger\, University of Basel\nGareth Jones
 \, University of Manchester\nDmitry Novikov\, IAS\nAlexander Petrov\, MIT
 \nJonathan Pila\, IAS\nThomas Scanlon\, University of California\, Berkele
 y\nMichal Szachniewicz\, IAS\nQixiang Wang\, University of Paris\, Saclay
 \nAlex Youcis\, University of Toronto\n\n \n\nREGISTRATION: \n(SEATING IS 
 LIMITED AND YOU MUST BE REGISTERED TO ATTEND THIS WORKSHOP\nIN PERSON. IAS
  FACULTY AND MEMBERS ALONG WITH SPEAKERS DO NOT NEED TO\nREGISTER.)\n\nAll
  talks will be recorded and posted to the School of Math Video\nwebsite to
  watch in the future.\n\nSOLD OUT: To register please go here:\nhttps://ww
 w.eventbrite.com/e/workshop-on-recent-developments-in-hodge-theory-and-o-m
 inimality-tickets-1979876694490?aff=oddtdtcreator \n\nSchedule: \nDownload
 : Schedule (PDF)\n[https://www.ias.edu/sites/default/files/Schedule_5.pdf]
 \n \nLocal accommodations [https://www.ias.edu/math/local-accommodations]
 \n\nTravel to IAS [https://www.ias.edu/math/travel-information]
DTSTART:20260309T144500Z
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LOCATION:Simonyi Hall 101
SUMMARY:Workshop on Recent Developments in Hodge Theory and O-minimality
URL:https://www.ias.edu/math/events/workshop-recent-developments-hodge-theo
 ry-and-o-minimality
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DESCRIPTION:More: https://www.ias.edu/events/critical-intent-form-life-conf
 erence-honor-didier-fassin\n\n \n \nFOR PROGRAM INFORMATION CLICK HERE\n[h
 ttps://www.ias.edu/sss/critical-intent-form-life].\n\nThe School of Social
  Science at the Institute for Advanced Study will\nhost a three-day confer
 ence honoring the scholarship of Professor\nDidier Fassin from April 18-20
 \, 2026. This international gathering\nbrings together leading scholars to
  engage with Fassin's\ntransformative contributions to social science—from
  his\ngroundbreaking work on moral anthropology to his critical\,\nillumin
 ating studies of policing\, migration\, and public health.\nThrough rigoro
 us ethnographic research conducted in prisons\,\nhospitals\, police depart
 ments\, refugee camps\, and humanitarian zones\,\nFassin has demonstrated 
 how sustained attention to lived experience\ncan illuminate the ethical co
 ntradictions embedded in institutions and\npolicies. His influential frame
 works—moral economies\, humanitarian\nreason\, the politics of life—have r
 eshaped debates across\nanthropology\, sociology\, law\, social theory\, a
 nd politics.\n\nThe conference will feature wide-ranging discussions on et
 hnographic\nmethodology\, the ethics of fieldwork in sites of violence and
 \nprecarity\, and the relationship between creative and scholarly\npractic
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 as reshaped our understanding of power\, inequality\, and\nethical life\, 
 examining both the reach of his intellectual\ninterventions across discipl
 ines and the evolving challenges facing\nresearch and researchers in an er
 a of mounting constraints on academic\nfreedom. On Sunday afternoon\, Fass
 in will participate in an extended\npublic conversation reflecting on his 
 intellectual journey. His\nlecture\, 'Ultima Verba\,' will follow on Monda
 y morning.\n\nThis celebration of Fassin's extraordinary career offers an
 \nopportunity to consider the…
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LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Critical Intent as a Form of Life: A Conference in Honor of Didier 
 Fassin
URL:https://www.ias.edu/events/critical-intent-form-life-conference-honor-d
 idier-fassin
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DESCRIPTION:More: https://www.ias.edu/events/critical-intent-form-life-conf
 erence-honor-didier-fassin\n\n \n \nFOR PROGRAM INFORMATION CLICK HERE\n[h
 ttps://www.ias.edu/sss/critical-intent-form-life].\n\nThe School of Social
  Science at the Institute for Advanced Study will\nhost a three-day confer
 ence honoring the scholarship of Professor\nDidier Fassin from April 18-20
 \, 2026. This international gathering\nbrings together leading scholars to
  engage with Fassin's\ntransformative contributions to social science—from
  his\ngroundbreaking work on moral anthropology to his critical\,\nillumin
 ating studies of policing\, migration\, and public health.\nThrough rigoro
 us ethnographic research conducted in prisons\,\nhospitals\, police depart
 ments\, refugee camps\, and humanitarian zones\,\nFassin has demonstrated 
 how sustained attention to lived experience\ncan illuminate the ethical co
 ntradictions embedded in institutions and\npolicies. His influential frame
 works—moral economies\, humanitarian\nreason\, the politics of life—have r
 eshaped debates across\nanthropology\, sociology\, law\, social theory\, a
 nd politics.\n\nThe conference will feature wide-ranging discussions on et
 hnographic\nmethodology\, the ethics of fieldwork in sites of violence and
 \nprecarity\, and the relationship between creative and scholarly\npractic
 e. Over six panels\, participants will explore how Fassin's\nscholarship h
 as reshaped our understanding of power\, inequality\, and\nethical life\, 
 examining both the reach of his intellectual\ninterventions across discipl
 ines and the evolving challenges facing\nresearch and researchers in an er
 a of mounting constraints on academic\nfreedom. On Sunday afternoon\, Fass
 in will participate in an extended\npublic conversation reflecting on his 
 intellectual journey. His\nlecture\, 'Ultima Verba\,' will follow on Monda
 y morning.\n\nThis celebration of Fassin's extraordinary career offers an
 \nopportunity to consider the…
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LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Critical Intent as a Form of Life: A Conference in Honor of Didier 
 Fassin
URL:https://www.ias.edu/events/critical-intent-form-life-conference-honor-d
 idier-fassin
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DESCRIPTION:More: https://www.ias.edu/events/critical-intent-form-life-conf
 erence-honor-didier-fassin\n\n \n \nFOR PROGRAM INFORMATION CLICK HERE\n[h
 ttps://www.ias.edu/sss/critical-intent-form-life].\n\nThe School of Social
  Science at the Institute for Advanced Study will\nhost a three-day confer
 ence honoring the scholarship of Professor\nDidier Fassin from April 18-20
 \, 2026. This international gathering\nbrings together leading scholars to
  engage with Fassin's\ntransformative contributions to social science—from
  his\ngroundbreaking work on moral anthropology to his critical\,\nillumin
 ating studies of policing\, migration\, and public health.\nThrough rigoro
 us ethnographic research conducted in prisons\,\nhospitals\, police depart
 ments\, refugee camps\, and humanitarian zones\,\nFassin has demonstrated 
 how sustained attention to lived experience\ncan illuminate the ethical co
 ntradictions embedded in institutions and\npolicies. His influential frame
 works—moral economies\, humanitarian\nreason\, the politics of life—have r
 eshaped debates across\nanthropology\, sociology\, law\, social theory\, a
 nd politics.\n\nThe conference will feature wide-ranging discussions on et
 hnographic\nmethodology\, the ethics of fieldwork in sites of violence and
 \nprecarity\, and the relationship between creative and scholarly\npractic
 e. Over six panels\, participants will explore how Fassin's\nscholarship h
 as reshaped our understanding of power\, inequality\, and\nethical life\, 
 examining both the reach of his intellectual\ninterventions across discipl
 ines and the evolving challenges facing\nresearch and researchers in an er
 a of mounting constraints on academic\nfreedom. On Sunday afternoon\, Fass
 in will participate in an extended\npublic conversation reflecting on his 
 intellectual journey. His\nlecture\, 'Ultima Verba\,' will follow on Monda
 y morning.\n\nThis celebration of Fassin's extraordinary career offers an
 \nopportunity to consider the…
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SUMMARY:Critical Intent as a Form of Life: A Conference in Honor of Didier 
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 idier-fassin
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