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I am an associate professor in the mathematics department at The University of British Columbia. I have a broad interest in classical harmonic analysis and combinatorics. I'm especially interested in incidence geometry, the restriction and Kakeya problems, and sum-product phenomena. A copy of my CV can be found here

Supervision

I am always interested in supervising new students. More information on applying to UBC's mathematics graduate program can be found here.

Postdoctoral hiring at UBC is often done on a per research group basis. As a member of the discrete math and harmonic analysis research groups, I play a role in hiring postdocs for these two areas. If you would like to come to UBC for a postdoc, please email me. Applications for postdoctoral positions should be submitted through mathjobs.org, and are due November 15.

Current Students

  • Mukul Rai Choudhuri (co-supervised with Izabella Laba), MSc 2019-2021, PhD 2021-present. 2025+: Postdoc at University of Georgia.
  • Kenneth Moore, PhD (co-supervised with Jozsef Solymosi), 2021 - present. 2025+: Postdoc at the Rényi Institute.
  • Andrew Alexander, MSc (co-supervised with Pablo Shmerkin), 2023 - present.
  • Paige Bright, MSc (co-supervised with Izabella Laba and Pablo Shmerkin), 2024 - present. 2025+ PhD student at MIT.
  • Chenjian Wang, PhD (co-supervised with Malabika Pramanik) 2025 - present.

Past Students

  • Jacob Denson (co-supervised with Malabika Pramanik) MSc 2017-2019. Now a PhD student at UW Madison.
  • Daniel De Benedetto (co-supervised with Jozsef Solymosi) PhD 2017-2021. Currently working as a data scientist at Pythia Sports.
  • Kyle Chi Hoi Yip (co-supervised with Jozsef Solymosi, Greg Martin) MSc 2019-2021, PhD 2021-2024. Currently a postdoc at Georgia Tech.

Current Postdocs (co-supervised)

  • William O'Regan, 2024 - present

    Past Postdocs (co-supervised)

    When not doing math, I enjoy rock climbing in nearby Squamish BC and alpine climbing further afield.

    Ice climbing near Banff AB with UBC math colleague Eric Cytrynbaum.