Other
Talks, Teaching, and Useful Links.
Talks
- Phenomenon of l-independence — YRANT Bristol (2026)
- Symmetric Monoidal Infinity Categories & Animated Rings — Cambridge Number Theory Study Group (2026)
- Phenomenon of l-independence — Oxford Junior Number Theory Seminar (2026)
- The Langlands Progam, Motives, and l-independence — Cambridge Junior Geometry Seminar (2025)
- Unlikely Intersections on Shimura Varieties — schedule of study group that I organised for the Cambridge Number Theory Group in Michaelmas 2025.
- Stack of Local Langlands Parameters — Cambridge Number Theory Study Group (2025)
- Spin 7 is Unacceptable — Cambridge Preprint Seminar (2025)
- The Classical Chabauty Method — Cambridge Number Theory Study Group (2024)
Academic Service and Outreach
I have supervised undergraduate and Part III (master’s) students in the following subjects:
- IB Linear Algebra — 2024-26.
- II Number Fields — 2025-26.
- III Commutative Algebra — 2025-26.
- III Number Theory Preparatory Workshop — 2026-27.
I have helped and volunteered in some outreach programmes:
- King’s College Outreach - recommended for students interested in applying for Maths, or for other subjects at King’s, particularly for those from underrepresented backgrounds.
- CMS - various open days and interview practice sessions are available throughout the year.
I also offer private tutoring for STEP and interview practice.
Useful links
- Lectures on the Langlands Program — a great introduction to the geometric Langlands correspondence by Edward Frenkel.
- Hard Arithmetic - a blog written by Alex Youcis which serves as a gentle and intuitive introduction to various concepts in arithmetic geometry and neighbouring areas.
- Natural Numbers Game — a fun introduction to formalisation in Lean!
- Webpage of Richard Chapling — I highly recommend the extra handouts, particularly for probability and subjects around measure theory.
- Step Support Programme - lots of resources for preparation for STEP exams.
Friends
- Lucas Valle Thiele - my academic brother, University of Cambridge
- Vishal Gupta - University of Oxford