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Hi, I am
Assistant Professor in the Department
of
Mathematical
Sciences at University
of
Delaware in Newark,Delaware.
I am
interested in graph theory and combinatorics and their applications to other areas of
mathematics and science.
I enjoy
working with undergraduate and
graduate students. During the academic year 2010-2011, I supervised one
M.Sc. student Mike Tait. Mike defended his
M.Sc. Thesis The
Alon-Saks-Seymour
and Rank-Coloring Conjectures on April 20, 2011
and he is now a Ph.D. student at the University of California
at San Diego.
I am
supervising two Ph.D. students Wiseley Wong and Weiqiang (Ricky) Li. If you
are a
student who likes discrete math, please let me know.
We have
an active Discrete
Mathematics
group. I am
organizing the Discrete
Math
Seminar during
the Spring Semester 2012. If you would like to give a talk,
please
let
me know.
I was an NSERC
Postdoctoral Fellow at University
of
Toronto (June-December 2008, my mentor was Mike Molloy) and
at University of California
at San Diego (February 2006-June 2008, my mentor was Fan Chung Graham).
Before that, I had obtained a Ph.D. in Math at Queen's University at Kingston, Canada
in 2005, a M.Sc. in Math at Queen's
in 2002 and a B.Sc. in Math/Computer
Science at University of
Bucharest, Romania
in 2000. My Ph.D. advisors were: David Gregory,
Ram Murty, David
Wehlau. My M.Sc.
advisor was Dom de
Caen and my B.Sc. advisor was Ioan Tomescu.
At Queen's, I used to play soccer with the famous (at least on a 1/4
mile radius around Queen's campus) Mel's
Angels. It must have been because of our
great
shirts.
Corey
Willman found
it amusing to write this
about my soccer skills. |
