Hi, I'm Anubhav Mukherjee. I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles. Till Summer 2026, I was an Assistant Professor at Princeton University. Feel free to drop by if the door is open. My research is partially supported by NSF std grant- Smooth Isotopy, Gauge Theory and Contact Geometry DMS 2405270.
If you are visiting LA and want to chat math and grab a coffee, feel free to email me.
Email- anubhav.mukherjee@usc.edu
[If you are a current or former student of mine and are going through a difficult time, please don’t hesitate to reach out.]
I obtained my PhD from Georgia Tech (summer 2022) and my advisor was Prof. John Etnyre. Afterwards, I spent a semester at SL Math (MSRI) as a postdoc before joining Princeton University in Jan 2023.
I am interested in Low-dimensional Topology and Contact & Symplectic Geometry. Recently I also got very interested in differential geometry. I never say "NO" to discussing Mathematics or playing Football (soccer).
Current events-
In summer 2026, I am co-organizing Princeton Informal Topology Summer School.
With Subhojoy Gupta, Tejas Kalelkar, and Arunima Ray, I am organizing a workshop and conference on Recent Developments in Low-dimensional Topology, which will be held on 1-12th Feb, 2027. I would strongly encourage graduate students to apply.
Previously-
I was co-organizing Geometry-Topology seminar at Princeton University.
I was co-organizing the Mathematics Department Colloquium at Princeton University.
I was co-organizing the Princeton Topology Conference which will be held on 27th-29th April, 2024.
I was a co-organizer of the summer school and conferences in low-dimensional topology at Princeton, in 2023. Interested people can have a look here.
Professor Cliff Taubes, Mary Stelow, and I were organizing online- "Taube's Secret Weekly Seminar" [Wednesday 7-8pm, ET] where the main theme is gauge-theory and its interaction with 3- and 4-manifolds.
P.S.- If you are an undergraduate/graduate student from India interested in doing a reading with me, feel free to email me. But please be respectful of my time.
