I have transitioned my math webpage to here.

I am a Research Assistant Professor at the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics at Stony Brook University. I received my PhD in 2019 from UC Berkeley, under my advisor Professor Denis Auroux. My interests lie in symplectic geometry, specifically mirror symmetry. You may find me at diverSCi-Tea.

Mathematics

• Here are my CV and PhD thesis "Categorical mirror symmetry on cohomology for a complex genus 2 curve".
• Here and here are research talks I gave as a Long-Time Visitor at the Fields Institute in Fall 2019.
• Talk in Seminar on Mirror Symmetry, Spring 2016 on SYZ for hypersurfaces in toric varieties.
• Talk in Seminar on Mirror Symmetry, Fall 2015 on The Fukaya category and mirror of the genus 2 curve.
• My qualifying exam syllabus.
• Cambridge Part III (MMath) essay: Kähler-Einstein Metrics on Fano Manifolds

Organizational activities

• I am co-organizing a Western Hemisphere Virtual Symplectic Seminar on Zoom, listed on the researchseminars webpage.
• I co-organize the Topology and Symplectic Geometry Seminar at Stony Brook.
• I co-organized the Spring 2020 Mirror Symmetry Reading Seminar at Stony Brook.
• Co-organizer for the Research Collaboration Conference for Women in Symplectic and Contact Geometry and Topology at ICERM on July 22-26, 2019.
• Co-organizer for the 2018 Kylerec workshop on the Nearby Lagrangian Conjecture May 25-31, 2018 in Leavenworth, WA.
• Co-organizer for the Fall 2016 Student Symplectic Field Theory Seminar at UC Berkeley.

Teaching and Mentoring

• Algebraic Topology (Stony Brook) - Fall 2020
• Calculus A (Stony Brook): MAT 125 - Spring 2020
• Multivariable Calculus (UC Berkeley): handouts and exercises
• Berkeley Connect mentor

Resources

• Test taking tips (Cambridge) // The Science of Well-Being
• MIT OpenCourseWare // SFSU-Colombia combinatorics initiative - free online course materials
• Academia resources:
• The Noetherian Ring: Women in the Math department at UC Berkeley
• Member of Symplectic Group Action's call to action: a group toolbox for learning and acting in the Black Lives Matter movement
• For organizations: Calling in Black // Math Academia
• For instructors: Why we need to rehumanize mathematics
• Ways to retain mathematicians: AMS, APS, and here
• Conferences, travel grants, and initiatives: Joint Math Meetings, AMS Travel Grants, AWM, Berkeley conference travel grant, MSRI-UP, IAS-WAM, EDGE, AAUW, SACNAS conference, CAARMS, USTARS, Georgia Tech topology conference, Latinx in the Mathematical Sciences Conference, SCHMS, PUMP, Mathcamp, BEAM, EYH, Spectra, Power Mapping your Sphere of Influence from Safety Pin Box
• For undergraduates:
• Proof writing: How to Prove It (book) // Art of Problem Solving (online forum, also book)
• Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)- NSF-funded REUs
• Budapest Semesters in Mathematics // Master of Advanced Study at Cambridge - study abroad
• Advice about recommendation letters

Personal

• I enjoy dancing ballet.
• I'm a member of the LGBTQ+ community.
• How to pronounce my name.