Talks

Effective communication skills are crucial for mathematicians, and I firmly believe that the success of a talk is determined by audience engagement and what they can learn from it. I always appreciate when people take the time to attend a talk of mine, and I feel that I owe it to them to present in a way that is engaging and informative. I am continually striving to improve my abilities in this area, and I always appreciate constructive feedback!

  • Counting Points on Elliptic Curves in Small Boxes(suitable for advanced highschool students or undergraduates)
    UNSW Mathematics and Statistics Postgraduate Conference (2024)
  • Puzzles and Patterns in the Primes (suitable for highschool students)
    International Day of Mathematics 2024 Public Lecture at UNSW Sydney
  • Primes in Arithmetic Progressions (in function fields)
    Number Theory Down Under (2023)
  • A Gentle Introduction to Exponential Sums in Function Fields
    UNSW Sydney Number Theory Seminar (2023)
  • Lattices in Function Fields and Applications (suitable for undergraduates)
    UNSW Mathematics and Statistics Postgraduate Conference (2022)
  • Lattices in Function Fields and Applications
    AustMS (2022)
  • Square-free Smooth Polynomials in Residue Classes and Irreducible Polynomial Generators (short version)
    Number Theory Down Under (2022)
    UNSW Mathematics and Statistics Postgraduate Conference (2022)
  • Square-free Smooth Polynomials in Residue Classes and Irreducible Polynomial Generators (long version)
    UNSW Canberra Number Theory Seminar (2022)