DIRECTORS
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Robert Bodenheimer
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368 Jacobs Hall |
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computer science, computer graphics, computer animation, virtual environments |
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Kalman Varga
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6638 Stevenson Center |
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linear-scaling first-principles simulations of nanodevices, recision calculations of electronic and scattering properties of small atoms and molecules, quantum dynamics at the nanoscale, time-dependent quantum simulation of nanodevices |
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AFFILIATED FACULTY
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John C. Ayers
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5705 Science & |
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geochemical modeling, water quality, chemistry of natural materials, sustainability science |
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Hiba Baroud
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400 24th Avenue South, |
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risk analysis, statistical modeling, infrastructure systems, resilience modeling, decision analysis |
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Ralf Bennartz
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5726 Science & |
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satellite remote sensing and image analysis, atmospheric radiative transfer |
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Matthew Berger
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379 Jacobs Hall |
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data visualization, machine learning, computer vision, geometry processing |
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Andreas Berlind
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6916 Stevenson Center |
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large scale structure formation in the universe |
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Gautam Biswas
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366 Jacobs Hall |
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modeling and simulation, embedded and hybrid systems, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, datamining, intelligent learning environments |
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Nicole Creanza
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4280A MRB III |
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evolution of genes and behaviors, learning, mathematical modeling, computational biology, phylogenetics |
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Mario Crucini
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301A Calhoun Hall |
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macroeconomics, international trade, money |
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Peter Cummings
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303 Olin Hall |
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statistical mechanics, molecular simulation, computational materials science, computational and theoretical nanoscience and computational biology |
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Will Doyle
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Payne 207D |
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education policy; data visualization; communicating statistical results; Bayesian estimation and inference |
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Mark Ellingham
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1514 Stevenson Center |
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graph theory, including paths and cycles, graph embeddings, reconstruction, edge colourings, isomorphic factorizations, algebraic graph theory |
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David Jon Furbish
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5719 Stevenson Center |
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hydrology, geomorphology, environmental fluid dynamics |
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Guilherme Gualda
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5717 Science & |
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magmatism, volcanism, x-ray tomography, microscopy & microanalysis, 3D image processing, magma evolution modeling |
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Kelly Holley-Bockelmann
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6912 Stevenson Center |
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galaxy dynamics, n-body simulations, supermassive black holes, gravitational waves |
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William Holmes
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6410 Stevenson Center |
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multi-scale computational modeling of biological organization, cell structure and function, development and regeneration, cognitive modeling |
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Shane Hutson
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6835 Stevenson Center |
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biological physics, biophotonics. |
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Bennett Landman
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372 Jacobs Hall |
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magnetic resonance imaging, statistical analysis with emphasis on medical imaging. |
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Gordon Logan
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506 Wilson Hall |
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attention and performance, automaticity, stopping behavior |
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Carlos Lopez
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496 PRB |
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systems biology, molecular simulations, mesoscale simulations, signaling networks, stochastic models, modeling frameworks, cell decision processes, model selection, parameter inference |
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Haoxiang Luo
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334 Olin Hall |
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computational fluid dynamics, fluid-structure interaction, micro-fluidics, numerical methods for partial differential equations |
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Terry Lybrand
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5154C Biosci/MRBIII |
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computational structural biology |
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Bradley Malin
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Suite 1475, |
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biomedical informatics, data science, artificial intelligence, technology policy |
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Clare McCabe
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305 Olin Hall |
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molecular modeling, theory and simulation, complex fluids, nanomaterials, biological systems |
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Jens Meiler
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5144B BIOSCI/MRBIII |
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structural biology |
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Michael Miga
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5923 Stevenson Center |
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biomedical modeling, inverse problems, numerical methods |
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Mike Neamtu
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1326 Stevenson Center |
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approximation theory, splines, geometric design, numerical analysis, quantitative and financial mathematics |
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Ipek Oguz
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380 Jacobs Hall |
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medical image analysis |
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Caglar Oskay
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Room 258 |
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computational mechanics, multiscale simulation of engineering structures and structural systems |
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Thomas Palmeri
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507 Wilson Hall |
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visual object recognition and categorization, perceptual expertise, cognitive and neural modeling |
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Sean Polyn
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335 Wilson Hall |
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cognitive and neural dynamics of the human memory system, neuroimaging, electrophysiology, computational modeling |
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Antonis Rokas
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7270B MRB III |
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comparative functional genomics, molecular evolution, phylogenetics, evolution of fungal metabolism, evolution of the human genome, mosquito functional genomics |
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Gerald Roth
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220 Featheringill Hall |
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optimizing compilers, computer science education |
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Mikail Rubinov
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5824 Stevenson Center |
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integrative statistical models of big neuroscience data |
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Jeffrey D. Schall
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004 Wilson Hall |
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neuorophysiological, anatomical, and computational studies of visual attention, executive control, decision making |
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Larry Schumaker
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1532 Stevenson Center |
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spline functions, approximation theory, CAGD, numerical analysis |
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Paul Sheldon
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6907C Stevenson Center |
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elementary particle physics |
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Frank Tong
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531 Wilson Hall |
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Visual perception, attention, and object recognition, advanced neuroimaging methods, computational modeling, exploration of deep learning networks |
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Jennifer Trueblood
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532 Wilson Hall |
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human judgment, decision-making, reasoning, computational modeling, and Bayesian statistics |
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Steven Tschantz
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1507 Stevenson Center |
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logic, combinatorial group theory, hyperbolic geometry, economic modeling |
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Greg Walker
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335 Olin Hall |
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micro-scale heat transfer, heat flux measurement, energy transport processes, ultrasonic pyrometry, thermographic phospors, energy conversion devices, high-performance computing |
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Robert Weller
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5605 Stevenson Center |
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radiation effects in semiconductor devices and materials, computer simulation of radiation effects and semiconductor devices, thin film materials and nanostructures |
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David Weintraub
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6910 Stevenson Center |
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star and planet formation |
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Steven Wernke
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108 Garland Hall |
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archaeology and history, prehispanic and colonial studies, anthropology and cultural geography |
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Zhongyue (John) Yang
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quantum chemistry computations, molecular mechanics simulations, antibody design, enzyme discovery |
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Maizie (Xin) Zhou
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5th floor Stevenson Center |
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computational genomics, bioinformatics, computational neuroscience, machine learning |
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