Silvia Ghinassi

she/her/hers
University of Washington
Department of Mathematics


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Recent and Ongoing Professional Service

  • Washington eXperimental Mathematics Lab
    Since Spring 2023 I have been running a WXML project on computing fractional dimensions of large data sets. Stay tuned for more!
  • QuMa: Queer and Trans in Mathematical Analysis
    I am currently organizing QuMA, a hybrid workshop taking place in Bilbao, June 12th-14th 2024. Registration and applications for contributed talks open now!
  • UW Postdoc Seminar
    I am currently organizing the postdoc seminar, a seminar for early career mathematicians (especially those on the job market) to give a talk to a general audience and get feedback in a friendly environment.
  • UW Rainwater Seminar
    From Autumn 2020 to Spring 2023 I have been an organizer of Rainwater seminar (the seminar covers a broad range of topics in Modern Analysis).
  • AMS Current Events Bulletin
    From 2020 to 2023 I have been a member of the CEB committee organized by David Eisenbud.
  • AMS Special session on Analysis on Metric Spaces at JMM 2022
    I am co-organizing a special session at the 2022 Joint Mathematics Meeting. The session is related to the 2020 Mathematics Research Community with the same name.
  • IAS MC@Home
    Together with Helmut Hofer, in view of the COVID-19 pandemic, since April 2020 I am organizing an invitation only Zoom version of Mathematical Conversations, called Mathematical Conversations @Home (MC@Home). The seminar is still informal and still includes a happy hour.
  • Stony Brook Directed Reading Program (DRP)
    In my last year of graduate school I mentored a student on the study of Hausdorff measure and dimension.

Past professional service, community work, and extra-curricular activities can be found in the relevant sections of my CV.


Stony Brook Analysis Student Seminar

Together with Jack Burkart, I have founded, and organized for three years, the Analysis Student Seminar (ASS) at Stony Brook. Below you can find the topics we covered and the relative webpages.



WXML Autumn 2023 Poster Session, December 2023
Photo: Jesse Goss



WXML Spring 2023 Poster Session, June 2023
Photo: Emily Casey



IAS Mathematical Conversations, December 2019
Photo: Andrea Kane/Institute for Advanced Study