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Luca Eva Gazdag is a researcher in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Oslo, affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. Her academic work spans computability theory, operator algebras, and artificial intelligence. She has held research stays at the University of Cambridge (2021–2022) and the University of Victoria (2018). She has been a board member of the Department of Mathematics (2021–present), deputy board member of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (2020), and active in student councils (2015–2018).
- Education: Bachelor in Mathematics, Informatics, and Technology (University of Oslo, 2014–2017); Master in Mathematics (University of Oslo, 2017–2019)
Her research interests focus on applying computability theory to real-world problems and exploring operator algebras, particularly in the context of KMS states and product systems over monoids. She also investigates computational boundaries in AI training algorithms, leveraging her background in deep learning and neural networks. Her recent publications address theoretical frameworks in operator algebras and the SCI hierarchy's implications for machine learning.
- Awards: Robert and Ella Wenzin scholarship (2020), Niels Henrik Abel Memorial Fund (2020), Abel stipend (2018)
Gazdag has taught extensively, including calculus, linear algebra, and programming courses at the University of Oslo. She has held teaching roles such as lecturer, teaching assistant, and exercise session leader since 2015. Her contributions to education include curriculum development and student mentorship through her council memberships.
Her research stays and collaborations, particularly at the University of Cambridge, reflect her engagement with international academic networks. She actively participates in departmental governance, contributing to policy decisions and academic strategy.
