RandNet Workshop on 
Random Discrete Structures

Speakers

Long talks

• Marie Albenque
• Nathanaël Berestycki
• Éric Fusy
• Clément Requilé
• Alex Scott
• Stephan Wagner

Short talks

• Jordi Castellví
• Élie de Panafieu
• Eva-Maria Hainzl
• Joost Jorritsma
• Richard Coll Josifov
• Lyuben Stefanov Lichev
• Noela Müller
• Xavier Povill
• Connor Riddlesden
• Zéphyr Salvy
• Michael Wallner

Abstracts can be found here.

Timetable

Wed. Sept. 24
14:00-15:00 Marie Albenque
15:00-15:30 coffee break
15:30-16:00 Noela Müller
16:00-16:30 Xavier Povill
16:30-17:00 Connor Riddlesden

[19:00 Business meeting with dinner]

Thu. Sept. 25
09:30-10:30 Alex Scott
10:30-11:00 coffee break
11:00-11:30 Lyuben Stefanov Lichev
11:30-12:00 Joost Jorritsma

14:00-15:00 Clément Requilé
15:00-15:30 coffee break
15:30-16:00 Élie de Panafieu
16:00-16:30 Jordi Castellvi
16:30-17:30 Éric Fusy

19:00 Conference Dinner: Wiedner Bräu Waaggasse 5, 1040 Wien

Fri. Sept. 26
09:30-10:30 Nathanaël Berestycki
10:30-11:00 coffee break
11:00-11:30 Richard Coll Josifov
11:30-12:00 Eva-Maria Hainzl

14:00-15:00 Stephan Wagner
15:00-15:30 coffee break
15:30-16:00 Michael Wallner
16:00-16:30 Zéphyr Salvy

Venue

Room EI 4, 2nd floor
Gusshausstraße 25, 1040 Wien

Arrival by plane: There are two connections to the city centre: either the CAT line (16 minutes non-stop, 14.90 € for one-way, 24.90 € for a two-way ticket), or the S7 line (25 minutes, 4.40 € for a one-way ticket including the public transport system in Vienna) to Wien Mitte, or the usual railway to “Hauptbahnhof” (16 minutes non-stop, 3.90 € for a one-way ticket). From Wien Mitte, you can easily reach the University via the subway line U4, at Karlsplatz (2 stops, direction Hütteldorf).
Taxis/Ubers are between 40-50 €, and there are companies with flat rates that you can prebook (for example 39.-€ with Airport Driver).

Arrival by train: From “Hauptbahnhof” you reach the TU Wien via the subway line U1, at Karlsplatz (2 stops, direction Leopoldau).

For more information about Vienna visit www.wien.info.

Code of Conduct

Maintaining a respectful environment is essential to fostering meaningful dialogue and intellectual growth. Participants are expected to refrain from any form of disrespectful or inappropriate behaviour, including offensive comments, harassment, or disruptive conduct. Questions and contributions should be constructive, relevant to the topic, and posed in a professional manner that encourages healthy academic exchange. Harassment of any kind—including verbal, moral or physical—will not be tolerated, and all attendees are urged to uphold these principles to ensure a safe and welcoming atmosphere for everyone.