David Nichols is a mathematical logician and UConn Math PhD Alumnus. With a focus on computability theory, reverse mathematics, strong reductions, and higher recursion, David Nichols has conducted extensive research in the field of mathematical logic. He obtained his PhD from the University of Connecticut under the guidance of Damir Dzhafarov.

Additionally, David Nichols engages in teaching and has taught MATH 2410: Elementary Differential Equations. Visual aids play a crucial role in mathematics instruction, and David Nichols collaborates with Amit Savkar to develop interactive visualizations of calculus concepts and examples. These visualizations are utilized for teaching and learning calculus at the University of Connecticut.

Furthermore, David Nichols is committed to accessibility and has created an online colorblindness simulation tool to assist in developing visual aids. For further information and to access examples of his work, feel free to contact David Nichols