Fankang He,
Filip Kucerak (co-advised with Dan Kral),
Varun Sivashankar (co-advised with Noga Alon).
Alp Müyesser (VSRC, funded by a Cecil King Grant, Spring 2024).
Micha Christoph (visiting graduate student, Spring 2024).
Spring 2025/2026 - lecturer Probabilistic methods in combinatorics.
Spring 2025/2026 - organizer Seminar on Discrete Mathematics
Summer 2026 - lecturer (invited graduate mini-course) Sublinear expanders
Summer 2025 - lecturer (invited graduate mini-course) Sublinear expanders
Fall 2024/2025 - lecturer Linear Algebra with applications.
Spring 2023/2024 - lecturer Linear Algebra with Applications.
Fall 2023/2024 - lecturer Combinatorial Mathematics.
Spring 2021/2022 - lecturer Linear Algebra with Applications.
Fall 2021/2022 - lecturer Combinatorial Mathematics.
Fall 2023 - lecturer (invited mini-course) Recent progress towards the Erdős-Hajnal Conjecture
Spring 2021 - course organizer Graph Theory
Fall 2020 - course organizer Probabilistic Methods in Combinatorics
Spring 2020 - teaching assistant, course organiser Graph Theory
Fall 2019 - teaching assistant, course organiser Algebraic Methods in Combinatorics
Spring 2019 - teaching assistant, course organiser Graph Theory
Spring 2018 - teaching assistant, Graph Theory
Pablo Blanco-Hinojosa, for a Summer Research Project, resulting in the following publication:
Towards the Erdős-Hajnal Conjecture for P_5-free graphs, published in RMSB.
Icey Siyi Ai, for a Summer Research Project titled: Edge Reconstruction Number for Regular Graphs, published in Princeton Undergraduate Research Journal. Icey was awarded a Peter A. Greenberg prize in part based on this work.
Robert Rubin, for a Junior Paper, resulting in the publication: Ramsey numbers of nK_4, in preparation. Robert was awarded a PACM independent project award for his work on this project.
Judah Koslowe for his Senior Thesis titled: Uniformly biased tournaments.
George Bentley for his Junior Paper titled: On unavoidable r-uniform hypergraph.
Domagoj Bradač, for his Master Thesis, resulting in the following publication:
Covering Random Graphs with Monochromatic Trees, published in RS&A.
Vedran Mihal, for his Master Thesis: Generalised Ramsey Theories
Michelle Sweering, for her Master Thesis: Covering Problems in Hypergraphs
Erik Jahn, for his Bachelor Thesis, resulting in the following publication:
2-factors with k cycles in Hamiltonian graphs, published in JCTB.
Michelle Sweering, for her Semester project: Combinatorial Perspective on the Log-rank Conjecture
Sven Heberle, for his Master Thesis resulting: in the following publication:
Monochromatic trees in random tournaments, published in CPC.