Texas Algebraic Geometry Symposium


Texas A&M University 17 – 19 April 2026.

 
 

 
The Texas Algebraic Geometry Symposium is a yearly joint seminar of Rice University, Texas A&M University, and the University of Texas at Austin. This conference aims to bring to a regional audience the latest developments in Algebraic Geometry.
It has been running (mostly) annually since 2005.
Recent past meetings: 2025   2024   2022.

Speakers:
  Joe Kileel   University of Texas
  Sarah Frei   Rice University
  Justin Lacini   Texas A&M University
  Jackson Morrow   University of North Texas
  Hunter Spink   University of Toronto
  Kevin Tucker   University of Illinois at Chicago
  Rachel Webb   Cornell University
Registration: We have limited support for travel and hotels during the meeting. Please register by March 17 to ensure full consideration for funding.
Poster Session: We expect to have a poster session for participants, with a prize for the best poster by a student or postdoc.
Funding:Conference attendance is supported by NSF grant DMS-2349244. We will have some support available to cover travel expenses and accommodation for graduate students and early-career participants. Request this with your registration.
Local and Practical Information
The conference is expected to begin with a catered dinner (on site in Blocker Building) on Friday in the early evening, followed by a talk by Justin Lacini. We'll have four talks on Saturday, followed by a poster session, reception and another catered dinner in Blocker. There will be two talks on Sunday, and we will finish before noon.
TAGS Steering Committee: Chiara Damiolini and Bernd Siebert (UT Austin), Anthony Várilly-Alvarado and Brandon Levin (Rice University), Patricia Klein and Frank Sottile (Texas A&M).
TAGS 2025 is supported in part by NSF grant DMS-2349244, as well as the Department of Mathematics .