About
My name is Minh-Tâm. I am a tenure-track assistant professor in the Department of Mathematics at Howard University. I am also a new co-organizer of a Combinatorics & Algebra Seminar based at George Washington University.
Previously, I was a Gibbs Assistant Professor (2024–25) at Yale, and a combined CLE Moore Instructor (2020–24) and NSF Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellow (2020–23) at MIT. I received my PhD in 2020 from UChicago, advised by Châu Ngô and Victor Ginzburg. I grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
jpg A photo of me (credit: Feng Zhu)
pdf Curriculum vitae
pdf Some words of inspiration
News
| 10/?/26 | Talk at the Contact Geometry, Cluster Algebras, and Skein Theory workshop at IPAM |
| 7/23–7/30/26 | International Congress of Mathematicians |
| 6/8–6/12/26 | Summer Workshop on Character Sheaves on Loop Groups at UMN |
| 4/29/26 | Talk at the MIT Lie Groups Seminar |
| 4/24–4/26/26 | Knots in Washington 53 conference at GWU |
| 3/24–3/26/26 | Two lectures on a topic TBD for Howard MATH 300 |
| 3/18–3/20/26 | Talk at the UT-Dallas Algebra and Combinatorics Seminar |
| 2/10/26 | Talk at the GWU–Howard Combinatorics & Algebra Seminar |
| 1/4–1/7/26 | Joint Mathematics Meetings in Washington, DC |
| 12/8–12/12/25 | Webs in Algebra, Geometry, Topology, and Combinatorics workshop at ICERM |