Mariya Soskova

Mariya Soskova is a Professor at the Department of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin–Madison. Her academic career is centered on Computability Theory, with a focus on Enumeration Reducibility, Turing Degrees, and Effective Mathematics.

• Research Interests: Mariya's work bridges the structural properties of enumeration degrees with Turing degrees, exploring their interactions and applications in computable structure theory and analysis. She investigates first-order definability in degree structures and local substructures.
• Teaching: She has taught advanced courses like Math 873: Advanced Topics in Foundations (Spring 2017), Math 770: Introduction to Mathematical Logic (Fall 2019), and Math 571: Introduction to Mathematical Logic (Fall 2021).
• Scientific Awards:
  • Marie Curie Fellowship (2005–2008)
• Organizational Roles: She serves on the Steering Committee of the Computability in Europe (CiE) Conference Series since 2012 and coordinates the Women in Computing Mentoring Programme since 2021.
• Editorial Contributions: Member of the editorial board for Transactions of the American Mathematical Society (since 2020), Archive for Mathematical Logic (2018–2023), and Mathematical Logic Quarterly.
• Key Publications: Co-authored articles on cototality, skip operator, and 1-genericity in enumeration degrees, with submissions to journals like Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic.