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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2026 · 1H 50M

Carlos Zapata-Carratalá | Mathematical Research, Democratic Discourse and the War in Ukraine

from The European Republic · host Nikodem Skrobisz

Carlos Zapata-Carratalá | A Spanish Mathematical Researcher heading to Ukraine | Mathematical Research, Democratic Discourse and the War in Ukraine | The European Republic #6For episode 6 of The European Republic Podcast, our host Nikodem Skrobisz talks with the Physicist and Mathematical Research Carlos Zapata-Carratalá, who is currently preparing to move to Kyiv very soon. The discussion covers his work and background as a mathemtatical researcher in theoretical physics and organiser of the SEMF, how democratic discourse benefits from diversity and how his visit to Kyiv in December 2025 led to his decision to become a european activist and move to Ukraine permanently.Here you can support Carlos' Fundraiser: https://4fund.com/rr7a3jSEMF - The Society for Multidisciplinary and Fundamental Research: https://www.semf.org.es/Carlos on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlos-zapata-carratal%C3%A1-b068b51b4/ Get full access to Nikodem at nikodemskrobisz.substack.com/subscribe

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