In some sense, this entire site is about me. The internet age is truly the domain of the egoist. You may have some specific questions, though, and this is where I’ll try to answer them.

First, you may also want to know about this site.

There’s also my CV, in text format or in PDF.

Here are a few other things, in the order that they occur to me.

Wanna laugh at my taste in music?

Employment and Suchlike

I am an associate professor of Mathematics at Syracuse University. I’ve also held positions at University of Toronto (2003–2004) and University of Kansas (2000–2003). My 3-year stint at Kansas was as an NSF Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Fellow, and I spent the last semester of that fellowship visiting MSRI in Berkeley.

My research is funded by the NSA and the NSF.

I got my PhD from University of Nebraska at Lincoln, with Roger Wiegand. I went directly to UNL from Reed College, where I graduated in 1995 with a BA in Mathematics.

To Be Finished Eventually

• I’ve given a bunch of talks at conferences and workshops.
• I’ve published a number of papers
• I spend a lot of time thinking about the web, and wikis, and weblogs, and IM, and what (if anything) all of that can mean to a mathematician.
• I like long walks and hot cocoa. Also short walks and beer. Actually, you know, walks of nearly any length are ok by me, and a nice beverage is hardly ever amiss.