Gemma Crowe

Gemma Crowe is a Heilbronn Fellow in Pure Mathematics, focusing on advanced research in combinatorial and geometric group theory. Her work addresses decision problems, conjugacy growth, formal language theory, and semigroups. She actively contributes to the theoretical foundations of group theory and its intersections with topology and algebra.

Her research interests revolve around the structural properties of groups, particularly dihedral Artin groups, automorphism groups of free groups, and conjugacy languages. These topics explore the interplay between algebraic structures and geometric/topological frameworks, with applications in understanding group dynamics and language formalisms.

Recent work highlights include studies on conjugacy geodesics in Artin groups, twisted conjugacy in torus knot groups, and the topology of automorphism groups. These contributions advance the field's understanding of group behavior and its computational aspects.