Marshall Cohen

Marshall Cohen enhances global conversations on the intricate interplay between topology and geometric group theory. As a Professor Emeritus from Cornell University's Department of Mathematics, he has dedicated his career to bridging the gap between combinatorial and algebraic concepts within geometric applications. His work has significantly contributed to the understanding and development of these mathematical fields. Dr. Cohen earned his doctorate from the University of Michigan in 1965, where he began his journey into the world of advanced mathematics. His academic career has been marked by a commitment to both research and teaching, inspiring countless students and colleagues with his insights and enthusiasm for mathematics. Currently, Dr. Cohen serves as a Visiting Professor at Morgan State University. In this role, he continues to share his extensive knowledge and passion for teaching with undergraduate students, fostering a new generation of mathematicians. His approach to teaching emphasizes the beauty and utility of mathematics, encouraging students to explore and appreciate the subject's depth and breadth. Throughout his career, Dr. Cohen has published numerous papers and has been an active participant in mathematical conferences worldwide. His research interests lie primarily in topology and geometric group theory, where he has made substantial contributions to the understanding of these complex areas. His work not only advances theoretical knowledge but also has practical implications in various scientific and engineering disciplines.