Louis DeBiasio

Louis DeBiasio is a Professor of Mathematics at Miami University, part of the College of Arts and Science. He earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Arizona State University. His research focuses on Extremal and Probabilistic Graph Theory, with a strong emphasis on Ramsey Theory, hypergraphs, and structural graph properties. He has held significant grants, including an NSF DMS Grant (2020–2023) and a Simons Collaboration Grant (2013–2018). Notably, he was a Project NExT Fellow in 2012. His work often involves collaborations on topics like Hamiltonian cycles, monochromatic components, and Ramsey numbers.

• Education: Ph.D., Mathematics, Arizona State University

Research Interests: Extremal Graph Theory, Probabilistic Methods, Ramsey Theory, Hypergraph Coloring, Directed Graphs, and Structural Combinatorics. His recent work explores monochromatic subgraphs in edge-colored structures and properties of Hamiltonian cycles in diverse graph classes.

Grants and Awards:

• NSF DMS Grant (2020–2023)
• Simons Collaboration Grant (2013–2018)
• Project NExT Fellow (2012)

His publications span over 40 articles in top journals such as SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics, Combinatorics, Probability, and Computing, and European Journal of Combinatorics. He also organized the MIGHTY LIV conference at Miami University in 2013, fostering academic collaboration in graph theory.