Dimitris Bogiokas: I am a graduate student at TU Berlin, working with Mark Alexa in the Computer Graphics group. My research interests include discrete geometry, discrete differential geometry, and graph theory. Prior to joining TU Berlin, I earned a BA degree from the University of Athens and a MA degree from the Free University in Berlin, where I specialized in topological combinatorics.
Mitsuki Hanada: I am a graduate student at UC Berkeley working with Mark Haiman. My research is in algebraic combinatorics and representation theory. I am usually thinking about symmetric functions (especially when there is a q involved!). I obtained my BA in mathematics from Wellesley College. Here is my website.
Aditya Khanna: I am a graduate student at Virginia Tech under the supervision of Nick Loehr. I am interested in a variety of enumerative and algebraic combinatorial problems relating to symmetric functions, plethysms and partitions. I obtained my BS-MS degree from Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Pune. To know more about my research and outreach activities, check out my website. I also have a (semi-regular) blog.
Anastasia Nathanson: I’m a graduate student at University of Minnesota, working with Vic Reiner. I think of my work as being somewhere in the realm of algebraic combinatorics, combinatorial commutative algebra, and algebraic geometry; specifically, I work with matroids and their Chow rings. Before coming to Minnesota, I did my Bachelors and Masters degrees at San Francisco State University. You can see more about my interests and activities on my website.