My research in mathematics concerns algebraic
topology. More specifically, stable and unstable
homotopy theory, infinite loop spaces and
K-theory. I am especially interested in applying
homotopy theory to problems arising from different
areas of mathematics such as geometry, topology
and algebraic geometry and also to problems
arising in the mathematical aspects of string
theory. With this point of view, in the past few
years I have been trying to understand moduli
spaces of flat connections over surfaces and
problems in twisted K-theory and orbifold theory.
Acamdemic Background
J.J. Sylvester
Assistant Professor. Johns Hopkins
University. July 2011-Present.
Postdoctoral
Fellow under the supervision of Alejandro
Adem. University of British Columbia.
August 2008-July 2011.
PhD Mathematics.
Adviser Igor Kriz. University of Michigan.
August 2008.
Masters of Science
in Mathematics. University of Cincinnati.
July 2004.
Bachelor's degree
in Mathematics. Universidad Nacional de
Colombia sede Medellin. December 2002.