Emre Coşkun

Dr. Emre Coşkun is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Middle East Technical University, specializing in algebraic geometry with a focus on moduli spaces and Ulrich bundles. His research explores the classification and geometric properties of vector bundles on algebraic varieties, with significant contributions to the theory of Ulrich bundles on surfaces and higher-dimensional varieties. Dr. Coşkun holds a PhD from Michigan State University and has held academic positions at the University of Western Ontario prior to joining METU.

His research investigates:

• Classification theorems for Ulrich bundles
• Moduli spaces of vector bundles
• Geometric invariant theory applications
• Period-index problems in algebraic stacks
• Representations of Clifford algebras

Dr. Coşkun's publications demonstrate advanced mathematical contributions to bundle theory, with recent work establishing foundational results for Ulrich bundles on del Pezzo and Veronese surfaces. His research bridges algebraic geometry, representation theory, and noncommutative algebra, developing innovative approaches to longstanding classification problems. He has organized international conferences on bundles and algebraic varieties and secured TUBITAK research grants supporting his mathematical investigations.

Complementing his mathematical research, Dr. Coşkun maintains active scholarship in the history of mathematics, publishing critical translations of Archimedes and other classical texts in peer-reviewed history journals.