Kurt Gödel Research Center

Kurt Gödel Research Center for Mathematical Logic (KGRC), Vienna

The KGRC is named after Kurt Gödel, who proved the completeness and the incompleteness theorems in Vienna in the years 1929–1931, arguably the most groundbreaking work in mathematical logic of modern times. The KGRC was a research platform of the University of Vienna until the group was merged into the institute of mathematics of the University of Vienna effective January 1, 2019.

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News

• July 2020: Matthias Aschenbrenner joins the KGRC as director of the group.
• July 2018: Vera Fischer wins this year's Prize of the Austrian Mathematical Society. It is awarded at the "Day of Mathematics" at the Faculty of Mathematics on November 9.
• May 2018: Zoltán Vidnyánszky receives the 2018 Paul Turán award. The prize is awarded for Hungarian mathematicians under 40 for internationally recognized excellence in research related to Paul Turán's work and its applications. (Short note in Hungarian language.)
• December 2017: Daniel Soukup receives the Grünwald Géza Prize from the Bolyai Society at the Rényi Institute. The prize is awarded since 1951 to Hungarian mathematicians under 30 for outstanding achievements in pure mathematics research.
• September 2017: Ben Miller is promoted to full professor.
• June 2017: Vera Fischer is awarded a START prize. The START prize is one of the most recognized prizes for young scientists in Austria and includes prize money up to 1.2 million Euro. (All prize winners of 2017 and their projects, introduction in German; photos of the prize giving ceremony.)
• June 2017: Diana Montoya successfully defends her PhD thesis. Congratulations Diana!
• June 2017: The Austrian Academy of Sciences awards the 128 most promising PhD thesis proposals from all of Austria with a DOC stipend. Marlene Koelbing receives one of them. (Press release in German, photos © ÖAW/Elia Zilberberg, Marlene in 0086_0086.jpg and 0087_0087.jpg.)
• May 2017: Sy-David Friedman is interviewed (in German) for the Audimax podcast.
• April 2017: The KGRC was recently ranked as the second-best institute for logic in the world (after Paris 7); see http://derstandard.at/2000055309772/Erstmals-erhoben-Zahl-der-Top-10-Platzierungen-nach-Disziplinen.

• December 2020: Michael Hrušák gives a talk.
• December 2020: Mirna Džamonja gives a talk.
• November 2020: Damian Sobota gives a talk.
• November 2020: Gabriel Fernandes gives a talk.
• November 2020: Omer Ben-Neria gives a talk.
• November 2020: The KGRC welcomes Jeffrey Bergfalk as a new member.
• October 2020: Philipp Lücke gives a talk.
• October 2020: Philipp Schlicht gives a talk (slides).
• October 2020: Ziemowit Kostana (host: Noé de Rancourt) visits the KGRC and gives a talk.
• October 2020: The KGRC welcomes Allen Gehret as a new member.
• October 2020: A visit by Jerzy Kąkol (host: Damian Sobota) had to be canceled due to COVID travel restrictions.
• October 2020: A visit by Colin Jahel (host: Noé de Rancourt) had to be canceled due to COVID travel restrictions. His talk (with slides) remains unaffected.
• October 2020: The KGRC welcomes Michał Godziszewski as a new member.
• October 2020: Jonathan Schilhan gives a talk (with slides) via Zoom.
• October 2020: The KGRC welcomes Philipp Schlicht as a new member.
• September 2020–February 2021: Jaroslav Šupina (hosts: Vera Fischer, Lyubomyr Zdomskyy) visits the KGRC.
• December 2019–November 2020: Miguel Moreno (host: Lyubomyr Zdomskyy) visits the KGRC and gives a talk.

Related websites and services

• Vienna University: Faculty of Mathematics
• The following groups at Vienna University of Technology: Algebra, Computational Logic, Theory and Logic, Database and Artificial Intelligence, Knowledge-Based Systems and Formal Methods in Systems Engineering.
• Kurt Gödel Society

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