Alexey Garber

Alexey Garber is an Associate Professor in the School of Mathematical & Statistical Sciences at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. He earned his Ph.D. from the Steklov Mathematical Institute (2009) and specializes in discrete geometry, combinatorics, and computational geometry.

Research interests include:

• Polyhedral combinatorics and space tiling
• Voronoi polytopes and lattice structures
• Delone sets and aperiodic tilings

His publications reflect strong focus on geometric algorithms, lattice theory, and discrete optimization, with recent advances in high-dimensional parallelohedra.

Awards and fellowships:

• Alexander von Humboldt Fellowship (2019)
• Dynasty Foundation Prize (2013)
• DAAD-MSU Scholarship (2013)

Advising and labs:

• Supervised 4 MS students (2022-2024) and 26 undergraduate projects
• Affiliations with Bielefeld University's Mathematical Modelling Centre