Talks

A list of my talks along with the PDF of the presentations can be found below. If available, I have also provided the link to the video of the talks.

• Dimensional reduction of topological operators, 28 Aug 2026, Physics and Mathematics of Generalized Symmetries in QFT, Kavli IPMU. Video

• Dimensional reduction of topological operators, 09 Jun 2026, Defects and Extended Excitations in Quantum Field Theory, Quantum Matter and Statistical Models, The Galileo Galilei Institute for Theoretetical Physics. Video

• Non-invertible symmetries of higher-dimensional QFTs act (almost) invertibly on local operators, 29 Apr 2026, Theoretical Physics Seminar, King's Colleg London.

• Measurements as non-invertible symmetries and quantum error correction, 18 Nov 2025, Geometry and Mathematical Physics Seminar, University of Birmingham.

• Dynamical quantum error correction and non-invertible symmetries, 4 Nov 2025, Quantum field theory with boundaries, impurities, and defects, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences. Video

• Gauging Non-invertible symmetries in 2+1d, 29 July 2025, Generalized symmetries in HEP and CMP, KITS and Peking University. Video

• Gauging Non-invertible symmetries in 2+1d, 16 April 2025, ICTS String Seminar, ICTS. Video

• Classifying braidings of point and loop excitations, 05 March 2025, CMT Journal Club, UCLA.

• Bosonic and fermionic 1-form symmetries and anomaly matching, 19 November 2024, TQFTs and Higher Symmetries Seminar, BIMSA. Video

• Bosonic and fermionic 1-form symmetries and anomaly matching, 18 October 2024, Quantum Field Theory and Physical Mathematics Seminar, Harvard CMSA. Video

• Bosonic and fermionic 1-form symmetries and anomaly matching, 14 August 2024, Symmetries 2024, University of Oxford. Video

• Anomaly matching for bosonic and fermionic 1-form symmetries, 23 July 2024, Paths to Quantum Field Theory 2024, University of Sarajevo.

• Non-anomalous non-invertible symmetries from SymTFTs, 06 June 2024, Journal Club on CFTs, Defects and Related Topics, University of Milano-Bicocca.

• Non-anomalous non-invertible symmetries from SymTFTs, 21 May 2024, Anomalology Seminar. Video

• Non-anomalous line operators and SymTFTs, 5 April 2024, Symmetries, Anomalies and Dynamics of Quantum Field Theory, International Solvay Institutes and ULB, Brussels.

• Constraints on Non-invertible Symmetries in 2+1D, 28 February 2024, Physics Seminar, IMSc, Chennai.

• Introduction to Non-Invertible Symmetries, 26 February 2024, Physics Seminar, IMSc, Chennai.

• Constraints on non-invertible symmetries in 2+1D, 21 November 2023, Symmetry Seminar. Video

• Reconstructing Gauge Group from Extended Operators, 30 June 2023, Physics Seminar, International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Video

• Reconstructing Gauge Group from Extended Operators, 10 May 2023, Physics Seminar, Simons Centre for Geometry and Physics. Video

• Reconstructing Gauge Group from Extended Operators, 11 March 2023, String Seminar, University of Amsterdam.

• Integral Combinations of Characters from 2D TQFTs, 6 March 2023, Gauge Fields in Arithmetic Topology and Physics, ICMS Edinburgh. Video

• From Topological Defects to Quantum Error Correcting Codes, 23 June 2022, Defects and Symmetry, King’s College London.

• Galois Conjugate TQFTs, 16 May 2022, String Theory Seminar, Oxford University.

• Quantum Codes from Conformal Field Theory, 25 March 2022, Geometry, Representation Theory and Quantum Fields, Osaka City University.

• Galois Conjugation of TQFTs, 16 November 2021, Math-String Seminar, Kavli IPMU.

• Galois Symmetric TQFTs, 26 October 2021, Quantum Information Group Seminar, Leibniz University Hannover.

• Anyon Fusion and the Arad-Herzog Conjecture, 23 March 2021, Randomness, Integrability and Representation Theory in Quantum Field Theory 2021, Osaka City University.

• The Topological World of Anyons, 30 January 2021, Workshop on Quantum Computing, IIIT Kurnool.

• Entanglement Entropy in Topological Quantum Field Theory, 29 July 2019, 6th ECR South East Mathematical Physics Seminar, City, University of London.

• What do knots, quantum computation and field theories have in common?, 20 December 2018, Young Theorist’s Forum, Durham University.