Teaching

Current teaching

Fall 2026: I am teaching MAT 103 (Calculus I) at Princeton University. Students enrolled in the course are encouraged to visit the Princeton Canvas site regularly for course information, announcements, and materials.

Office hours: Mondays, 5:30pm–7pm, in my office (Fine Hall 704).

Previous teaching and seminars

Here is a selection of my previous teaching and seminar activities. See my CV for a complete list and the tab "Lecture notes etc" for related writing.

Fall 2019: Exercise class in Commutative Algebra, taught by Emmanuel Kowalski.
2018–2019: Teaching assistant for Functional Analysis I and II and a subsequent seminar, taught by Manfred Einsiedler.
Spring 2019: Co-organizer, with Menny Aka and Manuel Luethi, of the seminar "Primes of the form $x^2+ny^2$".
2018–2019: Co-organizer, with Jennifer-Jayne Jakob, of the graduate seminar "What's so cool about..?", in which professors presented their research to graduate students.
Spring 2018: Co-organizer, with Manfred Einsiedler and Manuel Luethi, of the seminar "Homogeneous Dynamics and Counting Problems".
Spring 2017: Co-organizer, with Menny Aka, of the seminar "Arithmetic of Quadratic Forms".