Teaching & mentoring

At DTU, I teach courses in discrete mathematics, graph theory, data science and quantum information. I enjoy finding examples and explanations that make the main idea clear, then working through the reasoning carefully with students.

Regular teaching

• Discrete Mathematics I — course coordinator and co-lecturer, since 2021. A colleague and I jointly redesigned the syllabus, assessment, and learning activities.

• Graph Theory I — course coordinator and sole lecturer, since 2022.

• Computational Tools for Data Science — course coordinator and co-lecturer, since 2022.

• Quantum Algorithms & Machine Learning — contributing lecturer, since 2024.

Advanced courses

• Algebraic Graph Theory — a PhD course that I designed and taught in 2024, also offered as a special course for undergraduate and master's students in 2026.

• Quantum Morphisms — an online graduate course taught for the University of Waterloo in summer 2021.

• Topics in Quantum Nonlocality: Games, Graphs, and Applications — a forthcoming course for the joint DTU–University of Copenhagen quantum master's programme. I led its development and will teach it with two colleagues.

Research supervision

I have been the primary supervisor of one PhD student and three postdoctoral researchers at DTU, and have supervised undergraduate research projects.

PhD supervision

• Prem Nigam Kar, 2022–2025.

Postdoctoral supervision

• Arnbjörg Soffía Árnadóttir, 2023–2024.

• Josse van Dobben de Bruyn, 2023–2025.

• Peter Zeman, 2023–2025.

An undergraduate project by Christian Bo Kidmose-Frederiksen and Alfred Leth Nielsen led to their preprint Quantum n-coloring is undecidable for every n ≥ 3.