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I joined the FWF START Project Time-Frequency Analysis, Randomness and Sampling (DOI: 10.55776/Y1199) as a postdoctoral research assistant.

I successfully defended my doctoral thesis named “Topics in time-frequency analysis” and thus completed the doctoral program.

I gave a talk about Benedicks-type uncertainty principles for metaplectic time-frequency representations at the conference More on Harmonic Analysis (Strobl24) held in Strobl, Austria.

I presented a poster about Benedicks-type uncertainty principles for metaplectic time-frequency representations at the Satellite ECM Conference: BAC24 (Barcelona Analysis Conference) held in Barcelona, Spain.

I gave a talk about Gabor frame bound optimizations at the Workshop on Kähler geometry and time frequency analysis held in Trondheim, Norway.

The Harmonic Analysis Seminar of the Applied Harmonic Analysis Cluster took place in the winter semester on Mondays, from 15:00 to 16:30 (local time). The seminar took place in hybrid form, on site in SR9 (OMP1, second floor) and per Zoom.

I gave a talk about sampling with derivatives in shift-invariant spaces generated by exponential B-splines at the Winter workshop: Fourier Analysis and its applications held in Budapest, Hungary. The slides can be found here.

The Harmonic Analysis Seminar of the Applied Harmonic Analysis Cluster took place in the winter semester on Tuesdays, from 11:30 to 13:00 (local time). The seminar took place in hybrid form, on site in SR10 (OMP1, second floor) and per Zoom.

I gave a talk about the metaplectic action on modulation spaces at the 34th International Workshop on Operator Theory and its Applications held in Helsinki, Finland. The slides can be found here.

I gave a talk about sampling with derivatives in shift-invariant spaces generated by exponential B-splines at the Sampling Theory and Applications Conference 2023 held at Yale University, USA. The slides can be found here.