Markus Hausmann

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Information for students interested in working with me

PhD:
Here in Bonn, all PhD admissions in Mathematics are organized through the BIGS (Bonn International Graduate School). Please check the link for instructions on how to apply and the deadline for the next call. If you are interested in working with me, please make sure to list my name as a potential supervisor.

Master theses:
If you are considering to write a master thesis under my supervision, please contact me at least one month before you want to start writing the thesis.

Bachelor theses:
The topology group has a synchronized presentation of bachelor topics from various supervisors, usually at one of the 'Topology I' lectures in December, for theses to be written in the following summer term. This is the standard and preferred way to write a bachelor thesis in topology. If you would like to write your thesis during a different time of the year, please contact me or one of my colleagues.

List of current and past students

PhD students:

• Qi Zhu (2023-)
  
• Lucas Piessevaux (2022-)
  

Master students:

• Jan Sneeuw
  
• Yifan Song
  
• Elena Ertle
  
• Fabio Neugebauer
  
• Johannes Dominique
  
• Kexing Chen 'Surfaces with Involutions' (2024)
  
• Praneet Srivastava 'On Integral Models for Spaces' (2024)
  
• Julius Groenjes 'Universality of Real and Complex Bordism' (2024, -> PhD student at Nijmegen University with Steffen Sagave)
  
• Adrian Rodriguez 'An algebraic model for rational equivariant SO(2)-spectra' (2024)
  
• Jaime Guerrero 'Topological complexity of configuration spaces of graphs' (2024)
  
• Eki Gonzales Garcia 'On the equivariant Steenrod problem' (2021, -> PhD student at the Basque Center of Applied Mathematics)
  
• Miguel Barrero 'Global operads', (2020, -> PhD student at Nijmegen University with Magdalena Kędziorek)
  
• Anders Pedersen 'Topological cyclic homology' (2019, -> PhD student at the Technical University of Denmark)
  

Bachelor students:

• Paul Jin Robaschik
  
• Hannah Geron, 'One-relator groups' (2024)
  
• Jacqueline Sifft, 'Whitehead Products' (2024)
  
• Joachim Roscher, 'The Bott-Samelson theorem' (2024)
  
• Silas Jan Viet, 'Loop spaces vs. topological groups' (2024)
  
• Kai Tschammer, `What does the classifying space of a category classify?' (2023)
  
• Alexander Kuhn, `On the uniformization theorem'(2023)
  
• David Padberg `Smith theory via Bredon homology' (2021)
  
• Marc Raffelsiefen `Homotopical properties of subgroup complexes' (2021)
  
• Sophia Piacenza `The Burnside ring of a compact Lie group' (2021)
  
• Jonathan Sejr Pedersen `Configuration spaces and Massey Products' (2019)
  
• Lærke Thomsen `Free group actions on spheres' (2018)
  
• Rikke Søndergaard `The degree of a smooth function' (2018)