Biography

Yaser Talooei is a Ph.D. and M.Sc. graduate in Pure Mathematics with a specialization in Algebra from Isfahan University of Technology. He completed his doctoral studies in the field of Pure Mathematics, Algebra specialization, in the summer of 2013 at Isfahan University of Technology. In February 2014, he officially began his collaboration with Razi University. Currently, he holds the position of Assistant Professor in the Mathematics Department of the Faculty of Sciences.

Throughout this period, he has taught various courses, including Set Theory, General Mathematics, Ring and Module Theory, Algebra I, Coding Theory, and Elementary Number Theory at the undergraduate level. The advanced courses he typically teaches in postgraduate programs include Advanced Algebra, Ring Theory, Module Theory, Cryptography, Coding Theory, and Elliptic Curves.

In the research domain, his primary interests revolve around Ring and Module Theory in Algebraic Displacement and Non-displacement Algebra, Homology, Cryptography, Coding, and Algebraic Geometry. His miscellaneous studies extend to areas such as Coding Theory, Cryptography, Quantum Mathematics, Psychometrics, and Philosophy.