| September 7 (Special location and time: 2:30-3:30 in LGRT 115) | Paolo Stellari (Universita Degli Studi di Milano) | Inducing stability conditions |
| September 7 (Special location: LGRT 115) | Fall organizational meeting at 3:30. | |
| September 7 (Special location and time: 3:45-4:45 in LGRT 115) | Giancarlo Urzua (University of Michigan) | On line arrangements with applications to 3-nets |
| September 14 | David Cox (Amherst College) | Applications of Groebner bases to graph theory, geometric theorem discovery, and phylogenetic ideals |
| September 21 | Jenia Tevelev (University of Massachusetts Amherst) | On (logarithmic) Gauss maps |
| September 28 | Shawn Rafalski (Williams College) | Immersed Hyperbolic Turnovers |
| October 5 | Ileana Streinu (Smith College) | Rigidity, Flexibility and Motion |
| October 12 | Peter Vermeire (Central Michigan University) | Algebraic and geometric resolution of secant varieties |
| October 19 | David Saltman, Mildred Caldwell and Baine Perkins Kerr Centennial Professor (University of Texas at Austin) | Division algebras over Surfaces |
| October 26 | Jason Cantarella (University of Georgia) | Inscribed polygons on closed curves in Riemannian manifolds |
| November 2 | Dima Arinkin (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) | Rigid differential equations |
| November 9 | Sam Grushevsky (Princeton University) | Intersection numbers of divisors on the moduli space of abelian varieties |
| November 16 (Senechal Lecture at MHC) | Hennie Poulisse (Shell Oil) | Algebraic Oil |
| November 30 (4pm) | Ruxandra Moraru (University of Waterloo) | Compact moduli spaces of stable bundles on Kodaira surfaces |
| November 30 (5pm) | Gaiane Panina (St. Petersburg) | A.D. Alexandrov's conjecture and hyperbolic virtual polytopes | December 7 | Angela Gibney (University of Pennsylvania) | Two possibilities for the nef cone of tropical compactifications of very affine varieties |
The topics include geometry in all its various forms (algebraic and differential geometry, geometric representation theory, topology, combinatorics, symbolic computation, commutative algebra, applications to and from physics, etc.) as well as other topics. The talks are intended for a general audience with geometric interests of some form or other.
The webpage is maintained by Jessica Sidman (email: jsidman at mtholyoke dot edu). Information about past seminars.