TENORS Doctoral Days

Introduction

The aim of this event is to offer DCs of TENORS an academic environment to present their latest work, discuss with senior researchers and share ideas with other international colleagues in the domain.

The DCs will be in charge of the organization of the Doctoral days, in coordination with the network partners. TENORS DCs will invite external speakers, coordinate and organize the presentations, organize tutorials and training sessions for complementary skills.

Organizers

TENORS DCs will be the main organizer of the Doctoral Days.

The DC representative contact of this event is Sami Halaseh (shalaseh@laas.fr) – LAAS/CNRS

The scientific coordinator of TENORS project is Bernard Mourrain – Inria Université Côte d’Azur.

The administrative contact of the Workshop 2 is Linh Nguyen – Inria Université Côte d’Azur (linh.nguyen@inria.fr).

Dates and Venue

The TENORS Doctoral Days will be organized from 25 to 27 November 2026 at University of Florence

Address: Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Florence, Italy – Viale Morgagni, 67/a – 50134 Firenze

Registration and Program

To be announced soon

Getting to Florence

Getting to Florence by Air

The Florence airport (FLR) is called Amerigo Vespucci and is situated on the north-west outskirts of Florence, just 4 km from the city center. The airport can be reached from the center of Florence, driving the whole length of Viale Guidoni up to the road leading to the “Firenze Nord/Firenze Mare” superhighway (A1 and A11).

The center can be reached in about 15 minutes by taxi, and in about 20 minutes with the Tramway T2 line, operating between the airport and the central railway station of Santa Maria Novella. See below for more details.

The Florence Airport is connected to some of Europe’s major airports such as Amsterdam, Barcelona, Brussels, Bucharest, Frankfurt, Geneva, London Gatwick, Madrid, Munich, Paris Charles de Gaulle and Vienna. There are also flights to and from the following Italian cities: Bologna, Cagliari, Catania, Milan Malpensa, Olbia, Palermo, Rome Fiumicino, Turin and Verona.

The airport is also easily reached from other Tuscan cities as it is just off the A11 and A1 Firenze Nord exit : Prato (8 km), Pistoia (24 km), Montecatini (36 km), Lucca (65 km), Siena (68 km), Arezzo (77 km), Pisa (86 km), Carrara and Massa (117 km), Grosseto (143 km), as well as from the sea and its ports: Livorno (115 km) and Piombino (170 km).

For more information, visit the airport’s website at: www.aeroporto.firenze.it/

Getting to/from downtown Florence

From the Florence airport, you can get to downtown Florence either with a taxi (read more information on moving around Florence with a taxi here) or with the Tramway T2 line that you can take from the airport to the central Santa Maria Novella train station (SMN), stop Alamanni Stazione. It takes about 20 minutes. The service runs daily, including Sundays and holidays.

A one-way ticket costs 1.50 euros. Tickets can be purchased at automatic machines, the map can be viewed here

Getting to the workshop venue – how to reach the Department
  • The nearest tram stop at the university is Careggi-Ospedale (Line T1.3)
  • The nearst bus stop are: Ospedali Di Careggi (Line 56), Santo Stefano In Pane (Line 20),
  • The nearest train station is: Stazione Firenze Rifredi (1,3km from the university)

Accommodation