Personal Stuff: Jody
Trout
I am an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Dartmouth College, which is located on the
Connecticut River in the small ivy-covered town of Hanover of the granite state of New Hampshire. My Bachelor's degree is from the College of Charleston (1986), my Master's
degree is from Clemson University (1988),
and my Doctoral degree is from the Math
Department at Penn State University
(1995). My PhD thesis advisers were Paul Baum
and Nigel Higson.
On October 24, 2006, I gave the Frank Stones
Research Lecture at Texas Christian University.
In November 2005, I received a Senior
Faculty Research Grant from Dartmouth College for the Summer 2006 term.
During October 4-11, 2003, I was invited to
give a talk in the VIP Forum of the International IPSI-2003
Conference in Sveti Stefan, Montenegro (Former Yugoslavia). The conference
was devoted to the Internet, Processing Systems, and Interdisciplinary Research
(=IPSI). A copy of my conference paper can be found here.
During the Fall 2001-Spring 2002 academic
year, I was on sabbatical leave (visiting such places as Belgium,
Greece, and Hawaii.)
During 2001-2002, I was the McLane Family
Research Fellow. In 2000, I was awarded a second research
grant from the National Science Foundation.
During spring break 1999, I was invited to
give a conference on my
research in Lima, Peru.
In the News:
* "L'Altra
Scienza: Fantastica Matematica." Le Scienze [Italy], April 2000, Number 380, page 126. (Le
Scienze is the Italian edition of Scientific
American.)
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