vidit nanda

Vidit
Nanda

Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford and fellow of Pembroke College. I work at the interface of algebraic topology, geometry and data science.

Previously a Member at the IAS, one of the first Research Fellows at the Turing, a postdoc at Penn and a PhD student at Rutgers.

Vidit Nanda

Research

Member of the Data Science, Topology and Geometry groups. All papers · research statement (2018, somewhat dated).

Editorial

Founding editor-in-chief of Applied & Computational Topology & Geometry: please consider submitting your papers! Associate editor for the AMS Notices, Advances in Applied Mathematics and the ACM Transactions on Probabilistic Machine Learning.

FTDA

The lecture notes for my computational algebraic topology course cover basic algebraic topology, persistent homology, discrete Morse theory and cellular sheaf theory. They underlie the video series Foundations of Topological Data Analysis, a joint project with Robert Ghrist.

Teaching

I teach Computational Algebraic Topology every Hilary Term (Jan–Mar) at Oxford. Earlier courses are on the teaching page.

Recent

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Group

Postdocs

DPhil students