I am happy to give seminar talks about my research. If you are interested, please send me an email.
Research Talks
On The Drinfeld Center of the Temperley–Lieb Category.
AMS Fall Western Sectional: Special Session on Recent Developments in Tensor Categories and Their Applications, Nov 7, 2026 (Tempe, AZ)
The Drinfeld Center of the Generic Temperley–Lieb Category.
University of Georgia Algebra Seminar, Nov 2 (Athens, GA)
On The Drinfeld Center of the Temperley–Lieb Category.
Conference on Tensor Categories in Representation Theory & vice versa, Aug 24, 2026 (Uppsala, Sweden).
The Drinfeld Center of the Generic Temperley–Lieb Category. Slides
University of Oregon Algebra Seminar, May 14 (Eugene, OR)
A Temperley–Lieb Category for sl2-Crystals. Slides
Workshop on New Developments in Tensor Categories, Jan 27, 2026 (BIRS, Banff, Canada).
A Temperley–Lieb Category for sl2-Crystals.
Conference on Diagrammatic Categorification, October 21, 2025 (ICERM, Providence, RI).
Distinct distances with \(\ell_p\) metrics. Slides
Joint Mathematical Meetings, Jan 7, 2023 (Boston, MA)
Expository Talks
Representation Theory without Vectors.
University of Oregon’s AMS Graduate Research Symposium, May 16 (Eugene, OR)
Representation Theory of Finite Inverse Monoids (after Steinberg).
Student Algebra Seminar, Apr 9, 2026 (University of Oregon)
Littleman Paths Crystals (after Mathieu).
Student Algebra Seminar, Feb 25, 2025 (University of Oregon)
3-Dimensional TQFTs and Modular Tensor Categories.
Student Algebra Seminar, Feb 13, 2024 (University of Oregon)
Spiders for Rank 2 Quantum Groups (after Kuperberg).
Student Algebra Seminar, Oct 31, 2023 (University of Oregon)
Introduction to Khovanov homology (after Bar-Natan).
Student Algebra Seminar, May 7, 2023 (University of Oregon).
Recurrence of distributional limits of finite planar graphs (after Benjamini & Schramm).
Student Counting Seminar, May 2, 2023 (University of Oregon).
Deligne’s Theorem on Symmetric Tensor Categories.
Student Algebra Seminar, Nov 22, 2022 (University of Oregon).
Erdős’s Distinct Distances Problem.
Student Counting Seminar, Nov 10, 2022 (University of Oregon).
