Academic interests: probabilistic combinatorics, graph theory, Markov chains, information security and privacy

Research:

• Uniform Avoidance Coupling of Simple Random Walks (in submission)
• Combinatorics and k-anonymity (in submission)
• Symmetric Disclosure: a Fresh Look at k-Anonymity FOCI'14, with presentation video.
• Counting Restricted Dyck Paths Through Random Walks

PhD thesis: Applications of Matching Theory in Avoidance Coupling and Anonymity Systems

Current Teaching:

• MTH314 Discrete Mathematics for Engineers (Winter 2017)

Past Teaching:

• As lecturer: Calculus with Algebra (Fall 2013), Probability (Fall 2014)
• As teaching assistant: Graduate Topics in Probability: Game Theory (Fall 2015), Differential equations (Spring 2013, Fall 2011),
  Muli-variable calculus (Fall 2012, Winter 2012), Complex analysis (at University of Warsaw, 2010)
• Workshops: Exploring Mathematics (Summer 2013), Sonia Kovalevsky Day (2012, 2014, 2016)
• Teaching qualification: Department of Mathematics Teaching Seminar (Summer 2013)

Education:

• Dartmouth College (PhD in Mathematics, 2016)
  PhD supervisor: Prof. Peter Winkler
  
• London School of Economics (MSc in Applicable Mathematics, 2011)
• University of Cambridge (Part III / Master of Advanced Studies in Mathematics, 2009)
• King's College London (BSci in Mathematics, 2008)

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Pop-scientific content:
My Grandfather and Einstein, a guest post on Fiat Physica. Also, here is the full text of The Evolution of Physics by A. Einstein and L. Infeld.
A stirring (if scientifically slightly outdated) commentary on the hardships of academia, shot at the AEI in Potsdam: No Higgs [At the LHC], full credits in description.
A cartoon for some of my anonymity work by Eleri Harris of elerimai.com.
You can also find me on Twitter and Canadian Journalists for Free Expression.