Natasha Dobrinen

Department of Mathematics
University of Denver
John Greene Hall, Room 209


email: Natasha.Dobrinen at du.edu
phone: (303) 871-2120

Before coming to DU, I was a postdoc at the Kurt Gödel Research Institute for Mathematical Logic.


Me at Cafe Museum in Wien

Meetings.

BLAST. DU is the home of the first BLAST Conference Series. BLAST 2011 will be at the University of Kansas, in Lawrence. BLAST 2010 was held in Boulder. BLAST 09 was held in Las Cruces. BLAST 08 was held in Denver. Co-chairs were Professor Nikolaos Galatos and myself. BLAST 08. BLAST stands for Boolean algebras, Logic, Lattices, algebraic Logic, universal Algebra, Set theory, Set-theoretic Topology, point free Topology, and general Topology. These are logic-related areas of interest to researchers at New Mexico State University, Las Cruces; University of Colorado, Boulder; University of Denver; University of Kansas, Lawrence; University of Missouri, Kansas City; and University of Nebraska, Omaha. The BLAST series is graduate-student friendly and supports participation of graduate students, post-docs, and young researchers with NSF funded travel and lodging support.

MIG. The series of Maximally Informal Gatherings is a consortium of logicians from the Boulder, Denver, Fort Collins areas. We gather on selected Saturdays to share research talks, ideas, and lunch. Go to MIG2 for more information.


Teaching. In 2011-2012, I am teaching MATH 1951: Calculus 1 (fall), MATH 3050: Set Theory (fall), a graduate course in Descriptive Set Theory (spring), and two sections of MATH 1150: Perspectives in Art (spring).

I am also the coordinator and supervisor for the Graduate Colloquium which meets on Fridays at 2pm in JGH 316. See Graduate Colloquium for a list of past and present speakers.


Research interests and publications.
Present and past employment.
Some interesting links.