Nicholas Jackson

Nicholas Jackson is an Assistant Professor at the University of Warwick, with joint affiliations in the Mathematics and Economics departments. His research focuses on geometric and algebraic topology, knot theory, homological algebra, and categorical structures. He completed his PhD at Warwick in 2004, specializing in category theory, homological algebra, and knot theory.

He teaches modules such as EC119 Mathematical Analysis, EC133 Linear Algebra, EC961 Introductory Mathematics and Statistics, and MA267 Groups and Rings. Jackson is a member of the London Mathematical Society and holds fellowships with the Warwick International Higher Education Academy, the Warwick Institute for Engagement, and the Higher Education Academy.

His research explores topics including twisted Alexander polynomials, hyperbolic knot volumes, and unknotting strategies. Notable publications include studies on rack and quandle homology, and collaborative work on experimental topology methods.