Education

• Ph.D. in Mathematics, The University of Texas [Thesis: “Behavior of Knot Floer Homology Under Conway and Genus Two Mutation”; Adviser: Cameron Mc.A Gordon]
• B.S. in Mathematics, The University of Texas
• B.A. in Plan II, The University of Texas

Research Interests

Moore's research interests are in low-dimensional topology and geometry, especially knot theory. In her recent projects, she has used Heegaard Floer theory and Khovanov homology to study local operations on knots, Dehn surgery in three-manifolds, and to investigate the relationships between knot invariants and structures arising in three-manifolds and four-manifolds. Moore is also interested in applications of low-dimensional topology to problems in molecular biology and DNA topology.

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Affiliations

• 2019-Present Assistant Professor (Mathematics), Virginia Commonwealth University
• 2016-2019, Krener Assistant Professor (Mathematics), University of California, Davis
• 2017-2019, postdoctoral joint appointment (Microbiology and Molecular Genetics), University of California, Davis
• 2013-2016, RTG Lovett Instructor (Mathematics), Rice University