About
Dr. Helena Verrill is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Mathematics, University of Warwick, focusing on teaching and outreach. Her research interests span Number Theory, Algebraic Geometry, Combinatorial Game Theory, and the Mathematics of Origami, with applications in generative art. She actively mentors students through third-year essays, research projects, and outreach initiatives like the Royal Institute Masterclasses.
Her research explores modular forms, computational algebra, and arithmetic geometry, with notable contributions to ℓ-adic representations and noncongruence cuspforms. She bridges pure mathematics with artistic expression through origami tessellations and fractal patterns. Notable works include studies on Fano plane automorphisms and Harter-Heighway dragon curves.
Her publications span journals like the *Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society* and *Journal of Number Theory*, alongside creative outputs in *Generative Art* and *Bridges Conferences*. She maintains a personal homepage with resources for mathematical art and education.
