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Wed, March 11

09:25AM – 10:10AM

Plenaries

Semi-Plenary Session #1.1 in Heritage Hall Building 102

From Descriptors to Interfaces: Visual Analytics for Topological Data Analysis — Federico Luricich

10:20AM – 12:00PM

Applied & Data Session #1 in Heritage Hall Building 104

10:20AM – 10:40AM

Applied & Data Session #1.1 in Heritage Hall Building 104

The Shadow of Vietoris-Rips Complexes in Limits — Atish Mitra

10:45AM – 11:05AM

Applied & Data Session #1.2 in Heritage Hall Building 104

The Geometric Latschev's Theorem: Euclidean Shape Reconstruction via Vietoris–Rips Shadow — Sushovan Majhi

11:10AM – 11:30AM

Applied & Data Session #1.3 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Bayesian Sheaf Neural Networks — Layal Bou Hamdan

11:35AM – 11:55AM

Applied & Data Session #1.4 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Topological data analysis on manifolds via de Rham–Hodge Theory — Zhe Su

03:40PM – 05:20PM

Applied & Data Session #2 in Heritage Hall Building 104

03:40PM – 04:00PM

Applied & Data Session #2.1 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Early Functional Brain Network Alterations and Longitudinal Progression of Asymptomatic Alzheimer’s Disease — Altansuren Tumurbaatar

04:05PM – 04:25PM

Applied & Data Session #2.2 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Upper bounds for the connectivity of Vietoris--Rips complexes of spheres via the tight span — Arya Narnapatti

04:30PM – 04:50PM

Applied & Data Session #2.3 in Heritage Hall Building 104

A discrete view of Gromov's filling area conjecture — Chris Wells

04:55PM – 05:15PM

Applied & Data Session #2.4 in Heritage Hall Building 104

MultiPersistence Topological Fusion with Vision Transformers for Skin Cancer Detection — Sayoni Chakraborty, with Fulya Tastan, Sangyeon Lee, Baris Coskunuzer

Thu, March 12

08:15AM – 09:15AM

Plenaries

Plenary Session #3 in Heritage Hall Building 102

Gromov-Wasserstein distances and distributional invariants — Tom Needham

10:20AM – 12:00PM

Applied & Data Session #3 in Heritage Hall Building 104

10:20AM – 10:40AM

Applied & Data Session #3.1 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Lower-bounding the Gromov-Hausdorff Distance Between Balls — Kushagri Sharma

10:45AM – 11:05AM

Applied & Data Session #3.2 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Beyond Persistent Homology: Commutative algebra neural network reveals genetic origins of diseases — JunJie Wee

11:10AM – 11:30AM

Applied & Data Session #3.3 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Graph polynomial encoding for RNA structure data analytics — Pengyu Liu

11:35AM – 11:55AM

Applied & Data Session #3.4 in Heritage Hall Building 104

A Schauder Basis for Multiparameter Persistence and Persistence Variants — Zachariah Ross

03:40PM – 05:20PM

Applied & Data Session #4 in Heritage Hall Building 104

03:40PM – 04:00PM

Applied & Data Session #4.1 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Group actions on Vietoris-Rips complexes of hypercube graphs — Federico Galetto

04:05PM – 04:25PM

Applied & Data Session #4.2 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Cubical Persistent Homology of Hyperspectral Retinal Images — Desiree Paczay, with Alexandre Karassev, Murat Tuncali, Yeni Yucel, Janak Bhanushali, Bright Effah

04:30PM – 04:50PM

Applied & Data Session #4.3 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Sheaf Laplacian Sparsification on Graphs — Minghua Wang, with Vasileios Maroulas

Fri, March 13

10:20AM – 11:10AM

Applied & Data Session #5 in Heritage Hall Building 104

10:20AM – 10:40AM

Applied & Data Session #5.1 in Heritage Hall Building 104

A Medial-Axis-Based Measure of District Compactness — Greg Malen, with Jason D'Amico, Ellen Gasparovic, Mushan Zhong

10:45AM – 11:05AM

Applied & Data Session #5.2 in Heritage Hall Building 104

Multi-parameter Čech complexes — Carl Ye

02:40PM – 03:25PM

Plenaries

Semi-Plenary Session #4.1 in Heritage Hall Building 102

Fiber bundles of toric arrangements — Christin Bibby

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Wed, March 11

09:25AM – 10:10AM

10:20AM – 12:00PM

10:20AM – 10:40AM

10:45AM – 11:05AM

11:10AM – 11:30AM

11:35AM – 11:55AM

03:40PM – 05:20PM

03:40PM – 04:00PM

04:05PM – 04:25PM

04:30PM – 04:50PM

04:55PM – 05:15PM

Thu, March 12

08:15AM – 09:15AM

10:20AM – 12:00PM

10:20AM – 10:40AM

10:45AM – 11:05AM

11:10AM – 11:30AM

11:35AM – 11:55AM

03:40PM – 05:20PM

03:40PM – 04:00PM

04:05PM – 04:25PM

04:30PM – 04:50PM

Fri, March 13

10:20AM – 11:10AM

10:20AM – 10:40AM

10:45AM – 11:05AM

02:40PM – 03:25PM

Schedule of Events

Schedule of Events