Mengdi Wang

Mengdi Wang is a faculty member at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), holding dual appointments. Wang serves as a Researcher and Chair of Ergodic Theory within the Ergodic Theory research group (ERG) of the Mathematics Department in the School of Basic Sciences (SB), and as a Lecturer for the SMA-ENS teaching program under the Mathematics Section (SMA). These roles demonstrate active engagement in both advanced research and specialized mathematics education at EPFL.

Wang's research centers on Ergodic Theory—a core area of dynamical systems—and Number Theory, particularly through the application of the circle method. This specialization is directly reflected in the chair position for Ergodic Theory and the development of advanced courses like Number Theory II.a. The work spans Pure Mathematics, Dynamical Systems, and Analytic Number Theory, contributing to foundational mathematical research with implications for theoretical frameworks in these disciplines.

No specific details about graduate student advising or research grants are provided in the available information. Wang's scholarly activities are anchored in the Ergodic Theory group (ERG) at EPFL, which serves as the primary research environment, while teaching responsibilities are managed through the SMA-ENS program for mathematics education.