Sanath Devalapurkar

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Activities and Societies: Organizer of two seminars at MIT on number theory and homotopy theory; one of five organizers for the Student Colloquium for Undergraduates in Mathematics; vice president of the Undergraduate Math Association; taught a one-month long course on chromatic homotopy theory; mentored a high-school math research project on the dual Steenrod algebra Selected coursework: four semesters of graduate algebraic topology, graduate algebraic geometry and algebraic number theory, graduate general relativity, graduate quantum mechanics, two semesters of graduate quantum field theory, advanced statistical physics, graduate cryptography and cryptanalysis (was also a grader), elliptic curves, graduate machine learning, advances in computer vision, graduate market design, media studies course on networks and cultures.

Harvard University