Teaching and Mentoring

Courses taught at Brandeis University:

Math23b - Introduction to proofs (Fall 2023)

Advice for people pursuing careers in academia:
Much of the process of pursuing a career in academia is not formally stated.  There is a high variability in what different institutions are looking for.  In short there is no silver bullet and 
Here are some resources that I've found that might be helpful:

• Advice by Kimball Martin on pursuing academic jobs (good resource for PhD students to glance at early on to get a sense for what people are looking for)

• An article by Dick Canary on applying to Research Postdocs

• Resources collected by Dan Margalit 

Learning seminars at Technion:
At the Technion I both organize and participate in several learning seminars.  These regular meetings  involve reading and presenting on an agreed upon theme.  The seminars are attending by advanced undergraduates, graduate students, postdocs, and faculty members and served both to expand out mathematical knowledge and build our research community.  Specific themes I participate(d) in: 

• Orderability and 3-manifolds based on lecture notes of Gordon (Organizer).

• Buildings based on lectures notes of Ronan.

• Rotating families and hyperbolically embedded subgroups based on monograph of Dahmani, Guirardel, and Osin.

• Limit groups based on lecture notes of Chloé Perin and of  Henry Wilton (Organizer) 

• Agol's proof of the virtual special conjecture based on assorted references (typed notes available upon request)

• One-relator groups and coherence

Courses taught at Temple University:

Course development: