Alessio Cela

Dr. Alessio Cela serves as a College Research Associate at Emmanuel College and holds a Visiting Research Fellow position at the Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, University of Cambridge. His academic work centers on advanced mathematical structures within algebraic geometry, contributing to foundational research in curve counting and geometric invariants.

His educational trajectory includes:

• PhD in Mathematics from ETH Zurich under Rahul Pandharipande
• Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Mathematics from La Sapienza University of Rome

Dr. Cela specializes in Enumerative Geometry with emphasis on Gromov-Witten invariants, investigating their enumerative properties and interdisciplinary connections to logarithmic and tropical geometry. His research bridges Kontsevich's moduli spaces of stable maps with Mikhalkin's tropical curve correspondences and Gross-Siebert's logarithmic extensions, advancing applications in mirror symmetry and mathematical physics. He focuses on the structural interactions between algebraic, logarithmic, and tropical approaches to solve complex curve-counting problems.

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