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Home Sept. 9 – 12, 2019 KI-Net Conference Formation of small scales in nonlinear PDEs Learn More Jacob Bedrossian (CSCAMM/Mathematics) received the 2020 Simons Foundation Fellowship, which provides support to extend a one-term sabbatical into a full year. For more information see here. Congratulations to Agi Alipio (CSCAMM) for her selection to the Campus Transportation Advisory Committee of the University Senate. Congratulations to Dionisios Margetis (CSCAMM/Mathematics) who was invited to be an Ordway Distinguished Lecturer in 2019 2020. Congratulations to graduate student Sid Sharmafor winning theHockmeyer Fellowshiptwo years in a row. Congratulations to graduate student Siming Hewho defended his Ph.D. dissertation on"Mixing, Flocking and Cooperation: Analytical Studies of Transport Phenomena in Biology"and accepted a 3-year offer as a William W. Elliott Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Duke University. Research interests: harmonic analysis and applications to engineering and computer science, particularly to statistical signal processing, and machine learning Research interests: mathematical analysis of deterministic and stochastic PDEs arising in fluid mechanics and plasma physics Research interests: asymptotic problems for stochastic partial differential equations, stochastic analysis, probabilistic techniques in the theory of PDEs Research interests: nontrigonometric Fourier analysis; abstract harmonic analysis; integral, integro-differential, and pseudodifferential operators; numerical methods in Fourier analysis; computer aspects of numerical algorithms; communication Research interests: dynamics of the atmosphere and oceans, including data assimilation and scientific prediction, transport and mixing, and the variability of atmosphere and oceans Research interests: Helmholtz equation, convected Hemlholtz equation, Maxwell equation - Trefftz-like methods, generalized plane waves, fast numerical methods, computations of harmonic vector fields, analysis of singularities, and the propagation of time-harmonic waves in variable media Research interests: transport equations, mathematical models for biology, kinetic equations and many-particles systems Research interests: hinetic equations, Hyperbolic systems, Boltzmann equations, hydrodynamic limits, damped-driven chaotic and stochastic systems, numerical schemes for PDEs Research interests: biomedical applications of mathematics, specifically cancer dynamics, drug resistance, immunology, imaging and cell motility Research interests: Analytical methods in PDEs, e.g., asymptotics and perturbations. Epitaxial growth, i.e., coupling of atomistic models to PDE theories; electrodynamics/plasmonics and hydrodynamics on anisotropic 2D materials such as black phosphorus and transition metal dichalcogenides; many-body quantum dynamics; quantum computing; scattering in field theories. Research interests: calculus of variations, optimal transport, dynamics of PDEs Research interests: mathematical theory and numerical methods for conservation laws, kinetic equations, collective dynamics and image processing Research interests: nonlinear PDEs, the mathematics of fluids, multiphase flows, fluid-particle interaction, phase transitions, the dynamics of tumor growth, hyperbolic conservation laws, variational problems CSCAMM Mailing Address:4146 CSIC Building #4068169 Paint Branch DriveCollege Park, MD 20742-3289 Phone: 301-405-0652 Fax: 301-314-6674 info@cscamm.umd.edu Directions to CSCAMM

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