Professor Dr. Heiko Dietrich

Biography

Heiko Dietrich is a Professor in the School of Mathematics at Monash University and serves as the Associate Dean of Graduate Education in the Faculty of Science. His research focuses on algebra and group theory, with a particular emphasis on computational group theory and mathematical areas that utilize computational methods in algebra. He is passionate about supervising students interested in computational algebra and welcomes discussions with those eager to explore research opportunities in this field. In addition to his research activities, Professor Dietrich is involved in various teaching efforts, primarily coordinating and lecturing units such as MTH2141/3141 (Algebra 1: Group Theory), MTH3150 (Algebra 2: Rings and Fields), MTH4141/5141 (Computational Group Theory), and MAT9004 (Mathematical Foundations of Data Science and AI). His contributions to the mathematics community also include active involvement with CSIRO's STEM Professionals in Schools program since 2013. Professor Dietrich's notable research interests encompass computational group theory, finite groups, and Lie algebras. He has led multiple research projects as the Primary Chief Investigator, showcasing his commitment to advancing knowledge in these areas.

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