Research projects & supervision summary

I have supervised undergraduate and master’s students on research-oriented projects during my PhD, supporting their academic development from problem formulation to completion. My supervision focused on helping students understand complex mathematical topics, develop independent ideas, and present their results clearly. Many projects were closely connected to ongoing research in algebraic combinatorics, computational group theory, and topological graph theory, and involved implementing results using computational tools such as GAP, Magma or Maple. I also supervised student assistants working on research software, providing guidance on both mathematical content and collaborative workflows using Git.