I am currently a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Southern California.
Here is a link to our departmental algebra seminar; name notwithstanding, topics of interest range from algebraic geometry to algebra and homotopy theory; we are aiming to resume in-person meetings this semester.
My research centers around using the Morel-Voevodsky A^1-homotopy theory to study problems in arithmetic and algebra. More recently, I have become interested in certain aspects of the history/sociology of mathematics. For more information, please see my Preprints and Publications.
I serve as an associate editor for Advances in Mathematics; papers may be submitted online, you may then select me as a handling editor (if you send me the paper directly via e-mail, then for logistical reasons, I will request that you submit through the online link). I also serve as an editor for the New York Journal of Mathematics; papers may be submitted by e-mailing me (if you intend to submit a paper to me, then please make sure to check that it is related to my areas of interest).