Tim Ryan

Postdoctoral assistant professor
Department of Mathematics
University of Michigan
rtimothy@umich.edu
Office: East Hall 1833

I am a (postdoctoral) assistant professor in mathematics at the University of Michigan mentored by Karen Smith. I received my Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Chicago working with Izzet Coskun and subsequently was an RTG postdoctoral fellow at Stony Brook University/the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics mentored by Rob Lazarsfeld. My research interests include birational geometry, the theory of moduli spaces, derived categories in algebraic geometry, and higher codimension cycles.

Application Materials

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Research Statement
Teaching Statement

Research

Current teaching

LoG(M)
Introduction to Topology

Past teaching

Calculus I
Calculus A
Calculus C
Logic, Language, and Proof
Applied Algebra
Calculus IV with Applications
Calculus II
Calculus I
Pre-Calculus
College Algebra

Education and experience

University of Michigan
(Postdoctoral) Assistant Professor, 2019-Present

Stony Brook University
RTG Research Assistant Professor, 2016-2019

University of Illinois at Chicago
Ph.D., Mathematics, 2016

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
M.S., Mathematics, 2011

Truman State University
B.A., Mathematics, 2010
B.S., Economics, 2010

Conferences and seminars

Conferences organized

The Midwest Algebraic Geometry Graduate Conference - 2014 2015

Seminars organized

First and Second Year Graduate Student Seminar - 2017-2018
The Graduate Algebraic Geometry Seminar at UIC - Fall 2014