Postdoctoral Associate Bios

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Bio ItemSamantha Brooker , bio
I am a Postdoctoral Associate studying operator algebras and noncommutative geometry.
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Bio ItemEduardo Camps Moreno , bio
Dr. Camps Moreno is a Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow working with Dr. Gretchen Matthews, with a research focus in algebraic coding theory.
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Bio ItemChi Hong Chow , bio
Prior to joining the department, Patricia Caldwell Postdoctoral Associate Chi Hong Chow was a postdoctoral research fellow at Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in Bonn. Dr. Chow's research focuses on the enumerative geometry of flag varieties, most notably their quantum cohomology. He also works on related problems such as mirror symmetry and Gamma conjectures.
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Bio ItemKyle Dahlin , bio
Dr. Dahlin is an NSF MPS Ascending Postdoctoral Fellow who uses mathematical tools to answer questions in epidemiology and ecology, particularly those related to the transmission and control of mosquito-borne parasites in human and wildlife populations.
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Bio ItemHoài Đào , bio
Dr. Đào is an instructor teaching undergraduate mathematics courses. Her research interest is in commutative algebra, particularly resolutions of monomial ideals.
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Bio ItemChristina Giannitsi , bio
I am Dr. Christina Giannitsi (she/her) and I am a Postdoctoral Associate My main area of research lies in discrete harmonic analysis, exploring its rich connections with diverse fields such as analytic number theory, ergodic theory, and beyond.
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Bio ItemBari Hridoy , bio
Dr. Hridoy is a Postdoctoral Associate specializing in the mathematical modeling and analysis of infectious diseases, with a focus on stochastic dynamics, seasonality, and data-driven methods to inform public health interventions.
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Bio ItemJiuhua Hu , bio
My research interests are centered on numerical analysis and scientific computing, with a primary focus on developing fast and efficient numerical methods for differential equations.
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Bio ItemTalia LaTona-Tequida , bio
Dr. Talia LaTona-Tequida is a Postdoctoral Associate focused on research in graduate mathematics education. Her research investigates social impacts on graduate student success with the goal of improving graduate STEM education for all students.
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Bio ItemLeah LeJeune , bio
Dr. LeJeune's research focuses on modeling the spread and control of infectious disease through analysis of mathematical models, particularly deterministic dynamical systems.
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Bio ItemKirsten Morris , bio
Dr. Morris is a Postdoctoral Associate working with Professor Gretchen Matthews. She works in coding theory and is particularly interested in quantum error correction.
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Bio ItemJorge Reyes , bio
Dr. Reyes' research involves the theoretical and computational study of fluid dynamics primarily based on the Navier-Stokes equations (NSE). These studies consist of the finite element analysis of numerical solutions for full-order models and the development of corresponding reduced order models (ROMs).
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Bio ItemRodrigo San José Rubio , bio
Dr. San José's research focuses on algebraic coding theory, particularly the applications of commutative algebra and algebraic geometry to classical and quantum codes, as well as cryptography.
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Bio ItemNusrat Tabassum , bio
Dr. Tabassum is a mathematical biologist specializing in modeling ecological and epidemiological systems, with a focus on species interactions, vector-borne diseases, and infectious disease dynamics.
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Bio ItemPing-Hsuan Tsai , bio
I am a postdoctoral associate working on developing data-driven reduced-order models for turbulent heat transfer applications. Particularly, focusing on developing stabilization strategies and error indicators for turbulent flows to be used in engineering routine and design analysis. In addition to turbulent flows, plasma physics is another application that I have been working on recently.
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Bio ItemMilo Bechtloff Weising , bio
Dr. Bechtloff Weising is a postdoctoral associate working in algebraic combinatorics and representation theory with a primary focus on Macdonald polynomials and Hecke algebras.