Jordan Ellenberg

Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Science Communicator in Residence

Dates of Visit: Jun. 27–Jul. 16, 2022

Jordan Ellenberg is a professor of mathematics at UW-Madison specializing in number theory and arithmetic geometry, with additional interests in combinatorics, topology, and applications of machine learning to pure math. He is also the author of two popular books on mathematics, How Not To Be Wrong and Shape, and many articles in newspapers and magazines.

Program Visits

Computational Innovation and Data-Driven Biology, Summer 2022. Science Communicator in Residence.
Summer Cluster: AI and Humanity, Summer 2022. Science Communicator in Residence.
Summer Cluster: Deep Learning Theory, Summer 2022. Science Communicator in Residence.
Summer Cluster: Interpretable Machine Learning, Summer 2022. Science Communicator in Residence.