Joni Teravainen

Joni Teräväinen is an Assistant Professor at the University of Cambridge, affiliated with the Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics. His research is funded by an ERC Starting Grant and has been supported by prestigious fellowships including the Academy Research Fellow, Marie Curie Fellow, and von Neumann Fellow.

• Current Role: Assistant Professor, University of Cambridge
• Previous Roles: Academy Research Fellow (University of Turku), von Neumann Fellow (IAS), Titchmarsh Research Fellow (University of Oxford)

His research interests lie at the intersection of analytic number theory, additive combinatorics, and ergodic theory, with a focus on multiplicative functions, prime distribution, and higher-order Fourier analysis. Recent work explores correlations of multiplicative functions, Fourier uniformity in short intervals, and applications to the Chowla and Elliott conjectures.

Joni has published extensively in top journals including the Journal of the European Mathematical Society, Annals of Mathematics, and Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society. His publications reveal a trend toward quantitative bounds for Gowers uniformity, shifted exponential composites, and function field analogues of classical problems.

Scientific Awards:

• ERC Starting Grant
• Academy Research Fellow
• Marie Curie Fellow
• von Neumann Fellow
• Academy of Finland Postdoctoral Researcher
• Titchmarsh Research Fellow

Contact: jt945@cam.ac.uk. More details are available on his personal homepage.