This is a list of my graduate students and undergraduate research students (including USRAs) past and present.

• Ph.D. students
• Chi Hoi Yip, current (co-supervised with Jozsef Solymosi and Josh Zahl).
• Reginald Simpson, current.
• Nick Harland, Ph.D. 2012. Thesis: The iterated Carmichael lambda function. Subsequent position: instructor, University of Manitoba.
• Erick Wong, Ph.D. 2012. Thesis: Structure and randomness in arithmetic settings.
• Vishaal Kapoor, Ph.D. 2011. Thesis: Asymptotic formulae for arithmetic functions. Subsequent position: software engineer at Google.
• M.Sc. students
• Chi Hoi Yip, M.Sc. 2021 (co-supervised with Jozsef Solymosi, Jun-Cheng Wei, and Josh Zahl). Thesis: On the clique number of Paley graphs and generalized Paley graphs. Continued on to Ph.D. studies at UBC.
• Jenna Downey, M.Sc. 2019 (co-supervised with Michael Bennett). Thesis: Counting integers with restrictions on their prime factors. Subsequent position: instructor at Okanagan College.
• Amir Parvardi, M.Sc. 2019. Thesis: Various problems on subproducts of residue classes modulo a prime. Subsequent position: instructor at Art of Problem Solving Online School.
• Reginald Simpson, M.Sc. 2018. Thesis: A three dimensional set of limit points related to the abc conjecture. Continued on to Ph.D. studies at UBC.
• Nina Rupert, M.Sc. 2013. Thesis: Extending Erdős–Kac and Selberg–Sathe to Beurling primes with controlled integer counting functions. Subsequent position: Ph.D. student at University of Idaho.
• Mark Thom, M.Sc. 2011. Essay: Square-free trinomial discriminants. Subsequent position: Ph.D. student in computer science at the University of Lethbridge.
• Daniel Pareja, M.Sc. 2011. Essay: Numbers with small and specified prime factors. Subsequent position: Ph.D. student at University of Waterloo.
• Keira Gunn, M.Sc. 2009. Essay: Collatz-type problems with multiple divisors. Subsequent position: instructor at Douglas College.
• Vishaal Kapoor, M.Sc. 2006. Essay: Almost-primes represented by quadratic polynomials. Continued on to Ph.D. studies at UBC.
• M. Chris Duarte, M.Sc. 2005. Thesis: The Selberg sieve and prime pairs. Subsequent position: graduate student in the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto.
• Undergraduate students
• Khaled Elgohary and Marcus Lai, VXML, 2022–23. Project: Generalization of Artin's conjecture.
• Chau Nguyen, research student, 2022. Project: The least primary factor of the multiplicative group.
• Nathan Fugleberg, USRA, 2020. Project: A lower bound on the size of maximal Sidon sets.
• Yuan Yuan Li and Xiaoxuan Liang, research students, 2019. Project: An annotated bibliography of comparative prime number theory.
• Miao Gu, research student, 2017. Project: Factorization tests and algorithms arising from counting modular forms and automorphic representations.
• Jiawei Lin, research student, 2017. Project: Special prime number races with three contestants.
• Yue Shi, research student, 2017. Project: A Scheme implementation of an algorithm for computing Egyptian fraction representations.
• Ben Chang, USRA, 2016. Projects: The least invariant factor of the multiplicative group and Statistics of the multiplicative group. Subsequent position: M.Sc. student, mathematics, University of Toronto.
• Winnie Miao, USRA, 2014. Project: abc triples.
• Mathias Hudoba de Badyn, undergraduate honours thesis, 2013. Project: On the Hilbert–Pólya and pair correlation conjectures. Subsequent position: graduate student, aeronautics and astronautics, University of Washington.
• Kara Laudi, undergraduate directed studies thesis, 2013. Project: Nim, Dukego, and Angel–Devil.
• Eric Naslund, undergraduate honours thesis, 2012–13. Thesis: Three term arithmetic progressions. Subsequent position: graduate student at Princeton University.
• Karlming Chen, USRA, 2011 (co-supervised with Mike Bennett). Project: sums of unit fractions with restricted denominators.
• Eric Naslund, research student, 2011. Project: the median prime factor.
• Justin Scarfy, research student, 2011. Project: annotated bibliography of comparative prime number theory.
• Alexis Peilloux, research student, 2009–10. Project: Lower bounds for sumsets of multisets in F_p². Subsequent position: graduate student, public affairs, Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris, and graduate student, mathematics, Université Pierre-et-Marie Curie—Paris VI.
• Edward Lui, USRA, 2008. Project: Double-critical graphs. Subsequent position: graduate student, computer science, Cornell University.
• Tiffany Chao, USRA, 2007. Project: Distributions of missing sums and differences. Subsequent position: graduate student, computer science, University of Waterloo.
• Frank Chu, USRA, 2005. Project: Computations of prime number race densities. Subsequent position: graduate student, computer science, University of Toronto.
• Eva Koo, Navid Mohammadi, Kristin Shaw, and Wendy Thiessen, research students, 2003 (co-supervised with David Boyd and Steph van Willigenburg)