Eduardo Ventilari Sodré

I'm a third year math Ph.D. student at Brown University, and I'm grateful to be advised by Prof. Jeremy Kahn. Previously I was an undergraduate at the Mathematics and Statistics Institute of the University of São Paulo (IME-USP). I was previously nominated a Chancellor Robert Fellow and Chandler O. Meyer Fellow at Brown.

I am interested in holomorphic dynamics, quasiconformal maps, conformal geometry of Riemann surfaces, Teichmüller spaces and Thurston theory. More recently, I've been thinking about polynomial matings and ray connections.

If you don't know what complex dynamics is, the following video offers a great exposition. (Alternatively, ask me about it!)

This Fall 2025 I am a TA for the course MATH0180. If you are a student, review important information about it on the Canvas website, including my office hours.

I studied Riemannian geometry for my undegraduate thesis under Prof. Claudio Gorodski, as the FAPESP project 21/10816-4.

Links:

• CV
• Papers and preprints
• Lattes page (likely not updated)
• Recent projects
• Projects from undegrad
• Personal stuff

Office: Room 012, Kassar House

Email: eduardo_ventilari_sodre[at]brown[dot]edu

Last updated on 10/07/2025. Permanently under construction.