Nicolas Dupré

Nicolas Dupré is a Researcher at the University of Duisburg-Essen, affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics. He is part of Prof. Jan Kohlhaase’s research group within the Essen Seminar for Algebraic Geometry and Arithmetic. Previously, he held positions at the University of Cambridge, including Isaac Newton Trust Teaching Associate and Bye-Fellow in Mathematics at Fitzwilliam College, and completed his PhD there under Dr. Simon Wadsley.

Research Interests: Dupré focuses on the representation theory of p-adic groups, with a particular emphasis on mod-p representations, quantum analogues of p-adic groups, and applications of D-modules. His recent work integrates homotopy theory techniques to study these representations. He also explores p-adic quantum groups and their implications in algebraic geometry.

Contact & Affiliations: Based in Essen, his office is WSC-O-3.7. He maintains academic links through ResearchGate and collaborates with scholars like Simon Wadsley and Konstantin Ardakov. His professional networks extend to his former Cambridge colleges, Girton and Fitzwilliam.