Carl Wang-Erickson - Activities organized

I am a co-organizer of the Pittsburgh Number Theory Day, a semesterly research seminar.
I am involved in the Algebra, Combinatorics, and Geometry seminar at Pitt. [webpage]

I co-organized a conference on the Eisenstein ideal and Galois representations in May 2026. [conference]
I co-organized a conference on relations between analysis and number theory, PLANT, with Tess Anderson and Armin Schikorra during academic year 2023-2024.
I co-organized a conference on representation theory and number theory with Bogdan Ion in May 2023. [website]
In August 2022, I co-led a research project group at A Pair of Automorphic Workshops in 2022 with Catherine Hsu. [website]
In May 2021, I organized a workshop Rational Points and Galois Representations at Pitt. [website]
In spring 2019, I co-organized the London Number Theory Study Group with Pol van Hoften, Ashwin Iyengar, and Alice Pozzi. [webpage]
In autumn 2018, I co-organized the London Number Theory Seminar with Ana Caraiani and Chris Williams. [webpage]
During summers 2018 and 2019, I supervised the mathematical explorations of three undergraduates through Imperial's UROP program.
In autumn term 2017, I co-organized the London Number Theory Seminar with Martin Orr and Jean-Stefan Koskivirta. [webpage]
In academic year 2015-2016, I co-organized the Brandeis Everytopic Seminar with Arunima Ray. [website]
In January 2010, I led a 10-session short course for non-mathematicians interested in learning why and how mathematicians do mathematics. [website]