People
Postdocs
Former postdocs
PhD students
- Jeong Im (from 2026), log geometry and moduli
- Jorre The (from 2025), rational boundary points in genus 2
- Amira Tlemsani (from 2023), double ramification cycles for surfaces
- Zhelun Chen (from 2022, co-supervised with Robin de Jong), degeneration of the Archimedean height pairing
Graduated
- George Politopoulos (2026, co-supervised with Adrien Sauvaget), Combinatorics and geometry of moduli of curves
- Pim Spelier (2024), Counting curves and their rational points. Cum laude; winner of the KWG PhD prize.
- Rosa Schwarz (2023), Logarithmic approach to the double ramification cycle. Honourable mention for the Christiaan Huygens PhD prize.
- Ruihua Wang (2022, co-supervised with Robin de Jong), Explicit computation of the height of a Gross-Schoen cycle
- Garnet Akeyr (2019), Dual complexes of semistable varieties
- Raymond van Bommel (2017, co-supervised with Fabien Pazuki), Models of curves: The Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture & ordinary reduction
- Giulio Orecchia (2017, co-supervised with Qing Liu), A monodromy criterion for existence of Néron models and a result on semi-factoriality
Master's students
- Fotios Provatas, (Quasi)-Constructible Sheaves and Trivializing Partitions (2025)
- Giorgio Spadaccini, Markov bases and linear algebra: Connecting fibres of integer linear maps (2021)
- Sergej Monavari, Local picture of twisted curves
- Rosa Schwarz, Gromov-Witten invariants of the classifying stack of principal Gm-bundles
- Martin Heemskerk, Derived Categories of Projective Gorenstein Varieties
- Arend de Jonge, Minimal desingularisations of aligned nodal curves
- Raymond van Bommel, Almost all hyperelliptic Jacobians have a bad semi-abelian prime (graduated summer 2014)
- Erik Visse (with Rachel Newton), Local computations on the Cassels-Tate pairing on an elliptic curve, see also arXiv preprint (graduated spring 2014)
- Michele Serra, Smooth models of curves (graduated summer 2013)
Bachelor's students