I participated and organised various seminars at the Saint Petersburg University. Some of them were "reading" seminars (weekly meetings reading and discussing some books or sets of papers), some of them were "research" seminars (weekly or less regular meetings where participants present their own results), some of them were somewhere in between. Here are my notes of some of the talks, mostly in Russian.

Long-term seminars

• Nikolai Vavilov's seminar on algebraic groups.
• Saint Petersburg algebra seminar (Faddeev's seminar).
• Ivan Panin's and Alexey Ananyevsky's seminar on A¹-topology and K-theory.

Fall 2016

• Mikhail Bondarko's seminar on quadratic forms and motives.

Spring 2015

• Mikhail Bondarko's and Alexander Luzgarev's seminar on motivic integration.
• Mikhail Bondarko's seminar on relative motivic categories.

Fall 2014

• Mikhail Bondarko's seminar on non-classical algebraic geometry.

Spring 2014

• Mikhail Bondarko's seminar on crystalline cohomology.
• Alexander Luzgarev's and Alexei Tsybyshev's seminar on algebraic topology: beyond the basics.
• Alexey Ananyevsky's seminar on analytical algebraic geometry.

Fall 2013

• Alexey Ananyevsky's seminar on A¹-algebraic topology over a field.

Spring 2013

• Mikhail Bondarko's and Alexander Luzgarev's seminar on perverse sheaves.
• Algebraic days in the Chebyshev laboratory: motivic aspects of algebraic geometry, algebraic groups and homogeneous spaces, etc.
• Sergei Ivanov's seminar on non-abelian homological algebra.

Fall 2012

• Alexey Ananyevsky's seminar on flat, étale, and smooth morphisms.
• Algebraic days in the Chebyshev laboratory: motivic aspects of algebraic geometry, algebraic groups and homogeneous spaces, etc.

Spring 2012

• Ivan Panin's and Victor Petrov's seminar on Voevodsky motives and arithmetics of linear algebraic groups.
• Alexander Luzgarev's seminar on algebraic geometry and....