lagonero Giulia Saccà

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I am an assistant professor in the Department of Mathematics at Columbia University.

In Fall 2023 I was on (maternity) leave. I spent the academic year 2019-2020 in Paris at Collège de France. Before coming to Columbia, I was assistant professor at MIT for one year (2017-2018). Previously, I was a J. H. Simons Instructor at Stony Brook University and in 2014-2015 I was a member of the School of Mathematics at IAS. I received my PhD from Princeton University in 2013.

Here you can find my cv.


Research Interests:

Algebraic Geometry, with a focus on hyper-Kähler and Calabi-Yau manifolds, K3 surfaces, moduli spaces of sheaves, families of abelian varieties and their degenerations, symplectic resolutions.


Grants and Awards:

I am one of the members of the Simons Collaborations ``Moduli of Varieties''. My research is funded by the FRG grant Derived Categories, Moduli Spaces, and Classical Algebraic Geometry DMS-2052750 and by an NSF CAREER Award DMS-2144483. In the past, I was funded by NSF grant DMS-1949812 and 1801818.


Papers:

Click here to see my publications and preprints.


Organization:

I am one of the organizers of the Columbia AG seminar, of the 2024 and 2025 editions of the GROW conference, and of the sesssion Hyper-Kahler manifolds and derived categories at the Summer Research Insitute 2025. In the past, I was one of organizers of the online ZAG seminar.


Current teaching:

This semester I am teaching Honors Math A (Honors Linear Algebra).


Graduate students:

I am the advisor of Anna Abasheva and Nicolás Vilches Reyes.


Past teaching at Columbia:

Spring 2024: Introduction to Higher Mathematics (UN2000)

Spring 2022: Introduction to Higher Mathematics (UN2000)

Fall 2021: Topics course (Hyper-Kähler manifolds and moduli spaces)

Spring 2021: Arithmetic and Algebraic Geometry

Fall 2020: Linear Algebra (UN2010)

Spring 2019: Calc III (UN1201)

Fall 2018: Linear Algebra (UN2010)


Mailing address:
Mathematics Department
Columbia University
2990 Broadway
New York, NY 10027

E-mail address: gs3032 [at] columbia [dot]edu
firstname [at]math.columbia[dot]edu

Office: 625