2025/26
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Programme and abstracts from the last edition.
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A little more about the seminar, how it works and what to expect.
Why a junior seminar?
The seminar is a junior counterpart to the London Number Theory Seminar and is jointly hosted by Imperial College London, King's College London, and University College London. It is aimed especially at PhD students in London and offers a more informal and welcoming setting to share research, learn about what others are working on and get to know the London number theory community. Talks are kept at an accessible level, giving both speakers and listeners a chance to become more comfortable with research seminars and conference talks.
What happens each week?
We usually meet on Tuesdays at 5:00 pm in room KIN616 at King's College London, Strand Campus. Details of each upcoming talk, including any changes to the usual time or location, can be found on the main page. There are snacks to enjoy and plenty of time to chat and catch up before the seminar. Each session starts with a one-hour talk, followed by questions and informal discussion. Afterwards, anyone interested is welcome to stay for some social activities.
The seminar over the years
Wondering what kinds of topics might come up during the talks? Have a look at some of our past editions.
Earlier editions
And the ones before...
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