Welcome to my webpage!

About me: My name is Ray Maresca and I'm an Assistant Professor at Bowdoin College. I previously attained a B.S. in Mathematics, along with an M.S. in Applied Mathematics/Data Analytics from Manhattan College, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Mathematics from Brandeis University under the supervision of Kiyoshi Igusa. I enjoy spending as much time as I can outdoors, playing guitar, and health/fitness. 

Research Interests: I currently study the representation theory of quivers (associative algebras) using techniques from combinatorics, category theory, geometric group theory, and algebraic geometry. Recently, I've been particularly interested in exceptional collections and their applications/generalizations, simple-minded collections, and Gabriel-Roiter theory.

Here is a copy of my CV (updated July. 2024)