Research

I am a differential geometer who studies geometric structures by investigating their symmetries. The naive idea is that a lot of information about a geometric structure can be extracted from its set of symmetries, assuming this set is well behaved. This idea appears ubiquitously in geometry. In the past, I focused on the following two topics:

One of my main interests are higher structures in differential geometry. In particular, Lie groupoids and multiplicative structures over them, as well as the theory of Morita equivalences and differentiable stacks, are central in my research.

I am also very much interested in Poisson geometry (especially its intereaction with almost complex geometry) and Jacobi geometry. Furthermore, I am working on a version of Morse theory that captures the homotopy type of a hyperplane field on a manifold.

Publications

Below is the list of my publications and manuscripts in preparations.

In preparation

Preprints

Peer reviewed