I am a Szegö Assistant Professor at Stanford University and an American Institute of Mathematics Five-Year Fellow. My research is in algebraic number theory and algebraic geometry.
I completed my PhD at Princeton University in 2009 under the supervision of Manjul Bhargava.
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Stanford is an amazing place to be thinking about number theory and algebraic geometry. Besides the regular Algebraic Geometry seminar, there is a learning seminar on Frobenius and Hodge Degeneration, in which graduate students, postdocs, and faculty will speak. We have an informal Algebraic Geometry lunch Wednesdays at noon in the common room. There is also the Student Algebraic Geometry seminar. See also Ravi Vakil's page for Algebraic Geometry at Stanford. And number theory seminars: Number Theory seminar, the Informal Analytic Number Theory seminar, and the Modularity Lifting seminar. And don't forget the graduate courses. Whew!