Glen Matthew Wilson

Glen Matthew Wilson serves as Senior Lecturer and Head of Teaching in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at UiT The Arctic University of Norway. His academic home resides within Norway's northernmost university, renowned for Arctic research.

Wilson's research centers on motivic homotopy theory and algebraic topology, with significant contributions to understanding motivic stable stems, eta-inverted spheres, and Brouwer degree representability. His work bridges abstract homotopy theory with arithmetic geometry over various fields including finite fields and the rationals.

Analysis of his publication timeline (2017-2025) reveals consistent advancement in motivic homotopy theory, highlighted by recent 2025 work in Advances in Mathematics detailing motivic group structures on projective line endomorphisms. His research demonstrates both theoretical depth in pure mathematics and unexpected interdisciplinary reach, evidenced by a 2018 plant genomics collaboration in Plant Molecular Biology.

Wilson maintains active scholarly output through UiT's research portal Cristin, with primary affiliation at Forskningsparken 1 B487 in Tromsø. His work appears in leading topology journals including Algebraic and Geometric Topology and Mathematica Scandinavica.