Melanie Matchett Wood

I am a graduate student in mathematics at Princeton University.

My advisor is Manjul Bhargava and my research is in algebraic number theory and algebraic geometry.

I will complete my PhD in 2009, and starting in Fall 2009 I will be a Szegö Assistant Professor at Stanford University and an American Institute of Mathematics Five-Year Fellow.

email (fill in my first name):
firstname.wood at math dot princeton dot edu

My CV.

Publications

Projects and Organizations that I am involved in

Princeton University McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning (I am a Graduate Fellow, which means I help teaching assistants improve their teaching through workshops and observations with feedback.)

Girls Math Olympiad, in China (Zuming Feng and I wrote a grant to start US participation in this competition.)

Research Experience for Undergraduates, Duluth (I was an advisor in 2004 and visit every summer.)

The Noetherian Ring at Princeton (Lillian Pierce and I organize activities for women in the Princeton math department.)