EAGER-Scandinavia

• the training of young researchers in algebraic geometry through fellowships and mobility scholarships

• joint European research projects in algebraic geometry

• the organisation of summer schools and training courses such as the Trento schools, GAEL and Pragmatic courses.

General information on EAGER can be found on its server Euclid: http://euclid.mathematik.uni-kl.de/

The Scandinavian node of EAGER is coordinated from Oslo by

Kristian Ranestad

This node has itself several centres. These are located at the following universities

• Bergen: (Universitetet i Bergen) (Fløstad, Holme, Johnsen, Strømme)
  http://www.mi.uib.no/%7Estromme/ag/

• Oslo: Universitetet i Oslo (Christophersen, Ellingsrud, Laudal, Piene, Ranestad, Sletsjøe)
  http://www.math.uio.no/OMATS/
  

  Høgskolen i Oslo (Kleppe)
  Jan O. Kleppe

• Goteborg: Chalmers Universitetet (Persson, Stevens)
  http://www.math.chalmers.se/Math/Research/Algebra/

• Stockholm: Kungliga Tekniska Hogskolan (Boij, Ernstrom, DiRocco, Faber, Laksov)
  http://www.math.kth.se/~boij/AG/
  

  Stockholms Universitet (Ekedahl)
  http://www.matematik.su.se/gemensamt/english/index.html

• Aarhus: Aarhus Universitet (Ellegaard Andersen, Funch Thomsen, Hansen, Lauritzen)
  http://www.imf.au.dk/Mathematics/
  

• København: København Universitet (Kleiman, Thorup)
  http://www.math.ku.dk/
  

• Trondheim: NTNU (Rudakov)
  http://www.math.ntnu.dk/
  

• Helsinki: Eero Hyry
  eero.hyry@helsinki.fi

The Scandinavian node have hosted three Eager post docs:

Eager post doc 1.3.2001-1.11.2001: Pietro De Poi (Oslo).

Eager post doc 1.2.2002-31.7.2002: Franck Melliez (Oslo).

Eager post doc 1.12.2002-31.5.2003: Matthieu Romagny (Stockholm)