The extras

Demos, exhibits, outreach, and the advisor graph

The academic record is on the main page.

Last revised August 2026

Exhibits

  • Cyclic and Möbius Pianos (2026)
    Bridges 2026 Exhibition of Mathematical Art, Craft, and Design · University of Galway, Ireland
    3D-printed keyboards laid out on cycles and Möbius ladders.
  • Alternative Pianos (2024)
    Bridges 2024 Exhibition of Mathematical Art, Craft, and Design · Richmond VA
    3D-printed keyboards built on cycles and Möbius ladders.

Math circles and family days

  • Mathematical Rhythms (Aug 2026)
    Bridges 2026 Family Day · University of Galway, Ireland
    Four floating percussion panels, each playing the minimum-energy onset set on a cycle or a Möbius ladder. Drag the graph to change the number of pulses and strikes; pull the centre arc to rotate. Runs offline on a tablet.
  • VCU Math Circle (2018–2022)
    Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond VA
    Run for high school students. Sessions on percolation among zombies, and on mathematical music theory.
  • ASU Math Circle (2015–2016)
    Arizona State University, Tempe AZ
    Run for high school students. Sessions on winning strategies, and on mad scientists, permutations and combinatorics.
  • Sonya Kovalevsky Girls in Math Day (2017, 2018)
    Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond VA
    Conway's rational tangles, for junior high and middle school students.
  • Mathematics Awareness Day (2015, 2016)
    Arizona State University, Tempe AZ
    Workshops for high school students on the mathematics of billiards and reflections, and on Conway's rational tangles.

Special sessions organised

Elsewhere

  • Meet a student (2023)
    VCU Department of Mathematics and Statistics
    Somebody says something kind. Scroll down.