
Isis A. Gallardo PhD.
Enthusiastic mathematician with passion for nature, art, technology and science.
Biography
Isis A. Gallardo was born in Tandil, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Studied a B.S. in Mathematics at the Universidad del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires. In 2019 she graduated with a Masters in Mathematics from the New Mexico State University. In 2024 she obtained a PhD. in Mathematics from the University of Denver.
Her research focuses on non-classical logic, algebraic logic, universal algebra, topological dualities, and residuated lattices.
She has strong interest in machine learning, algorithm design, and data science. Her next chapter is to focus on applying the techniques learned during her PhD to data science and model prediction.
Portfolio
Isis has experience in several programming languages such as Python, Fortran, and R, as well as technical writing and communications. Some of her work can be found here.
Research
Isis has conducted mathematical research in the areas of algebraic logic, universal algebra, and residuared lattices.
Publications
Distributive ℓ-pregroups: Generation and decidability- N. Galatos, I. Gallardo, Journal of Algebra, Volume 648, 2024, Pages 9-35, ISSN 0021-8693.
Generation and decidability for periodic ℓ-pregroups- N. Galatos, I. Gallardo (Under review)
Decidability for weakening relations- N. Galatos, I. Gallardo
Conferences and talks
2025: “Decidabity and generation for varieties of involutive residuated lattices”, Mathematical Congress of the Americas.
2024: “Decidability and generation of the variety of distributive l-pregroups”, ASL Annual meeting, Invited Speaker- Algebraic Logic Special Session- Iowa State University
2023: “Algorithm for decidability and generation of l-pregroups”, Logics Seminar, University of Denver.
2018: “Isbell and de Vries dualities for compact Hausdorff spaces”, Algebra Seminar, New Mexico state University.
Teaching
Isis has experience teaching at the University of Denver and New Mexico State University. She has planned, organized, and instructed several subjects including:
College Algebra
College Algebra and Trigonometry
Calculus I
Calculus II