Giovanni Inchiostro

Giovanni Inchiostro is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Washington, College of Arts & Sciences. He earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Brown University in 2020 under Dan Abramovich's supervision. His research focuses on algebraic geometry, particularly moduli spaces of higher-dimensional varieties, algebraic stacks, birational geometry, and their connections to number theory and combinatorics. He teaches advanced courses in algebraic geometry and linear algebra.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Mathematics, Brown University, 2020

Research Interests: Dr. Inchiostro explores compactifications of moduli spaces using the Minimal Model Program, numeric invariants of moduli spaces (e.g., Brauer group, Chow rings), and applications of algebraic geometry to combinatorics. His work often involves birational geometry, algebraic stacks, and stability conditions.

Recent Research Trends: His publications address topics like moduli of elliptic surfaces, wall-crossing phenomena in stable log pairs, and geometric constructions involving blow-ups/blow-downs. He collaborates extensively with researchers like Dori Bejleri and Andrea Di Lorenzo.

Teaching: He has taught advanced undergraduate courses (e.g., Introduction to Modern Algebra) and graduate-level algebraic geometry series at UW, alongside linear algebra courses at Brown University.