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Mathematical and Statistical Modeling

Denise Kirschner

My research for almost 30 years has focused on questions related to the immune response aspect of host-pathogen interactions in infectious diseases. My research has pioneered models of host-pathogen dynamics at multiple spatial and time scales and in multiple physiological compartments including lung, lymph nodes and blood. We were one of the first people to ...

Amelia Warden

One line of my research focuses on understanding and modeling visual clutter, a major challenge in the design of augmented and mixed reality (AR/MR) systems that overlay virtual information on the real world. We developed and applied computational models to quantify different levels of clutter and examined how clutter impacts attention and task performance. A ...

Yunus Zeytuncu

My research spans mathematical analysis, complex geometry, spectral geometry, and differential equations, with a growing focus on the intersection of mathematics, data science, and artificial intelligence. I am particularly interested in the formalization of mathematics and the use of machine learning—especially large language models and reinforcement learning—to support automated theorem proving and mathematical discovery. My ...

Scott Leiser

The Leiser lab is interested in the biology of aging, in order to both understand the fundamental processes that lead to deterioration in health over time and to mitigate this deterioration and thus improve health in our world. This research strategy allows us to answer questions about why organisms age, and at the same time ...

Vikramaditya Khanna

My areas of general research interest are corporate and financial markets laws, technology and law (including AI and blockchain), corporate and white collar crime, law and legal issues in India, legal profession and professional responsibility, and law and economics. In terms of data science tools and methodology: I use empirical tools in some of my ...

Muneesh Tewari

One of our projects, which is a collaboration with Dr. Sung Won Choi's lab and others, is aimed at finding new ways for personalized prediction of side effects of a new cancer therapy called CAR-T cell therapy. This is a potentially life-saving therapy that can also have serious side effects, including one called cytokine release ...

Hugo Gonzalez Villasanti

Systems theory and artificial intelligence tools for cyber-physical and human systems.

Tina Lasisi

I began my academic journey studying Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Cambridge, where I developed an early interest in human biological variation. I continued this work during my Ph.D. in Biological Anthropology at Penn State University, focusing on developing quantitative, reproducible methods for studying hair morphology and pigmentation. During my postdoctoral training in ...

Holly Jarman

I worked in politics for a while before I realized that I wanted to study it. My various political jobs in the UK and US left me with frustration about how political systems work and a desire to study them, but most of all a strong motivation for doing policy-relevant research. My PhD from the ...

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Keith Aaronson, MD

MD, Collegiate Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, Professor of Internal Medicine, Michigan Medicine Cardiology Clinic | Cardiovascular Center

Yasser Aboelkassem

Assistant Professor, College of Innovation and Technology

Mahesh Agarwal

Associate Professor, Mathematics and Statistics, College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters

Hyun-Soo Ahn

Professor, Technology and Operations, Stephen M Ross School of Business

Mojtaba Akhavan-Tafti

Associate Research Scientist, Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering, College of Engineering

Raed Al Kontar

Associate Professor, Industrial and Operations Engineering, College of Engineering

Fadhl Alakwaa

Assistant Research Scientist, Internal Medicine - Nephrology, Medical School

Silas Alben

Professor, Mathematics

Ravi Allada

Professor, Anesthesiology/Michigan Neuroscience Institute