I am a Ritt Assistant Professor at Columbia University.
Before joining Columbia, I received my Ph.D. from UC Berkeley, where I was advised by David Nadler.
Before that, I received my A.B. from Princeton University, where I was advised by János Kollár and co-advised by Joaquín Moraga.
My contact information is available in CV. My research interests lie in algebraic geometry, homological algebra and symplectic geometry. I am particularly interested in:
- Geometric information contained in derived categories of coherent sheaves (e.g. Reconstruction theorems and Orlov's conjecture on the Rouquier dimension);
- Birational geometry (the minimal model program, DK hypothesis, toric geometry);
- Tensor triangular geometry and studies of thick subcategories in triangulated categories;
- The homological mirror symmetry, representation of finite dimensional algebras, and their relations to derived categories of coherent sheaves;
- (Noncommutative) derived algebraic geometry.