Manoj Lamichhane

Dr. Manoj Lamichhane is a math instructor at Florida Polytechnic University. Prior joining Florida Poly, Lamichhane was an assistant professor of mathematics at University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee at Waukesha for two years. He worked as a visiting faculty at Western Kentucky University for one year, following his attainment of a Ph.D. 2016.

Awards and Honors

• Excellence teaching Award, The University of Toledo, 2014
• Wayne Dancer Memorial Scholarship, The University of Toledo, 2013

Community Involvement

• President, Tampa Bay Nepalese Community, 2022- Current
• Secretary, Non-Resident Nepalese Association Florida, 2022-Current

Education

• Ph.D. in Mathematics, The University Of Toledo, 2016
• M.A. in Mathematics, The University Of Toledo, 2012
• M.S. in Mathematics, Tribhuwan University, 2007
• B.S. in Mathematics and Physics, Tribhuwan Universty, 2004

Expertise

• Lie Algebra
• Differential Geometry
• Differential Equation and Stability Theory
• Math Education

Professional Activities

• Member, American Mathematical Society (Membership expired now)
• Member, Association of Nepalese Mathematician in America

Select Publications

• Lamichhane Manoj, R Ghanam, G Thompson: Minimal Matrix Representation of Decomposable Lie Algebra Less or Equals to five. Extracta Mathematica Vol 33, 219-227 (2018)
• Lamichhane Manoj, R Ghanam, G Thompson: Minimal Matrix Representations of Lie Algebra with non-trivial Levi decompositions. Arabian Journal of Mathematics Vol 6, 281-296
• Kedar Nepal, Krishna Pokharel, Deepak Basyal, Debendra Banjade and Manoj Lamichhane, “What are possible sources of common and persistent student errors in algebra and calculus?”. Mathematics Education Forum Chitwan, 6(6), 8-29, ISSN: 2645-8500, Dec 2021.