Current RTG Faculty

Kevin Lin (PI; Assoc. Professor of Mathematics, Applied Math, Statistics, and Neuroscience) Nonlinear dynamics, data driven modeling, Monte Carlo methods, computational neuroscience.

Misha Chertkov (co-PI; Chair, Program in Applied Mathematics; Professor of Mathematics and Applied Math) Energy systems; physics-informed machine learning; control; optimization; statistical physics.

Dave Glickenstein (co-PI; Chair, Graduate Program in Mathematics; Professor of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics) Differential geometry; machine learning; circadian rhythms.

Helen Zhang (co-PI; Professor of Mathematics, Applied Math, and Statistics) Data science; nonparametrics; high dimensional data analysis; statisical machine learning; biological / biomedical data analysis.

Laura Miller (Profesor of Mathematics and Applied Math) Mathematical biology; fluid dynamics.

Ali Bilgin (Assoc. Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Medical Imaging, and Applied Math) Digital signal processing, image processing, image and video vompression, magnetic resonance imaging.

Ning Hao (Assoc. Professor of Mathematics and Statistics) High-dimensional statistical learning; change-point detection; bioinformatics; geometry and topology.

Leonid Kunyansky (Professor of Mathematics and Applied Math) Electromagnetic theory, wave scattering; theory and algorithms for photoacoustic, nuclear, and other types of tomography; photonic crystals; high contrast asymptotics of photonics.

Selena Niu (Assoc. Professor of Mathematics and Statistics) Change-point detection; bioinformatics.

Megha Padi (Assist. Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology;

Director, Arizona Cancer Center Bioinformatics Shared Resource) Integrating genomic “big data” and models to study how cellular networks are functionally altered by disease, genetic variation, and epigenetics.

Marek Rychlik (Professor of Mathematics) Nonlinear dynamics and chaos; data compression; algorithm development; software engineering; image processing.

Shankar Venkataramani (Professor of Mathematics and Applied Math) Mathematical and physical problems from continuum mechanics, materials science, and geoscience.

RTG Postdoctoral Fellows