Brandon Bale
Department:Applied Mathematics
http://www.amath.washington.edu/~bbale
Area of Research:
bbale@amath.washington.edu
William Dickerson
Department:Applied Mathematics
dickrson@amath.washington.edu
Biography to come.
William Heuett
Department:Applied Mathematics
Area of Research:
heuett@amath.washington.edu
Originally from Pueblo, Colorado, I received my BS in Applied Mathematics from the University of Colorado, Boulder. I am currently a 5th year graduate student in the Department of Applied Mathematics. My research interests are in the applications of optimization and stochastic methods to model reaction networks in living cells.
Christine Lind
Department:Applied Mathematics
clind@amath.washington.edu
I am a third year graduate student in the Applied Mathematics department. My application area is Mathematical Biology, and I study mathematical models for molecular motors with my advisor, Hong Qian. I completed my masters degree in the fall of 2004, and I am now working towards my PhD. I received my B.A. from Macalester College (St. Paul, Minnesota) in 2002, with a double Math and Physics major. Before going to college, I was raised in Tacoma, Washington. I love the Northwest, and I am glad that I no longer have to deal with Minnesota summers or winters. My outside-of-school hobbies include playing soccer, rock climbing, and reading.
Uldarico Muico
Department:Applied Mathematics
um@amath.washington.edu
Area of Research:
Ramesh Narasimhan
Department:Applied Mathematics
ramesh@amath.washington.edu
Katie Oliveras
Department:Applied Mathematics
oliveras@amath.washington.edu
Area of Research: Nonlinear Waves and Integrable Systems
http://www.amath.washington.edu/~oliveras
I'm originally from Louisiana, and graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a degree in Systems Science and Mathematics. After graduating, I spent one last sunny summer in Louisiana before I moved to Seattle to start graduate school in the Applied Math department here at the University of Washington. I'm currently in my 3rd year of graduate study under the direction of Bernard Deconinck. Outside of school, I like to sleep. Check out the Math Science Challenge Problem of the Week: http://www.ms.washington.edu/challenge (shameless plug)
Leah Jager
Department:Statistics
leah@stat.washington.edu
Biography to come
Kevin Sheridan
Department:Applied Mathematics
kevinss@amath.washington.edu
Jason Slemons
Department:Applied Mathematics
slemons@amath.washington.edu
http://www.amath.washington.edu/~slemons
Area of Research: Numerical Linear Algebra and Parallel Computing
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Melissa Vellela
Department:Applied Mathematics
tmbgnut@u.washington.edu
http://www.amath.washington.edu/~tmbgnut
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Matt Ballard
Department:Mathematics
ballard@math.washington.edu
Area of Research:Homological Geometry
I am a fourth year graduate student in mathematics under the advisement of Charles Doran. Most of my research focuses on the mathematics surrounding physics, specifically string theory. I was born in Lansing, MI, and received my BS in mathematics from the California Institute of Technology in 2002.
Davis Doherty
Department:Mathematics
doherty@math.washington.edu
Kelly Jabbusch
Department:Mathematics
jabbusch@math.washington.edu
Assaf P. Oron
Department:Statistics
assaf@stat.washington.edu
Biography to come.
Avanti Paranjpye
Department: Mathematics
Area of Research: Applications of Math
avanti@amath.washington.edu
I was born and raised in Seattle, I graduated from UCLA with a degree in applied math and returned to Seattle for graduate school in the Department of Applied Mathematics at the University of Washington. I am now in my third year of studies working towards my Ph.D in Applied Mathematics.
Matt Kahle
Department:Mathematics
Area of Research:
kahle@math.washington.edu
Matt Kahle is a grad student in math. he is 7 years old and he was raised by lemurs.
Josh Kantor
Department:Mathematics
jkantor@math.washington.edu
Biography to come.
Keir Lockridge
Department:Mathematics
lockridg@math.washington.edu
David Rosoff
Department:Mathematics
rosoff@math.washington.edu
After graduating from Reed College with a degree in mathematics, I began graduate work at UW in 2002. I'm now in my fourth year working on (very) algebraic topology with John Palmieri.
Zack Treisman
Department:Mathematics
treisman@math.washington.edu
Zack Treisman studies Algebraic Geometry with Sandor Kovacs and is rumored to be an evil robot.
Elizabeth Morris
Department:Mathematics
epmorris@math.washington.edu
Toby White
Department: Statistics
toby@stat.washington.edu
I graduated from Kalamazoo College (B.A. '94)in Michigan with a math and music double major, and also spent two years studying actuarial science at the University of Iowa (M.S. '96). Thereafter, I was an actuarial analyst for four years at the Lincoln Financial Group in Fort Wayne, Indiana, before moving to Chicago to do consulting for Tillinghast-Towers Perrin Financial Services. In 2002 and 2003, I was a visiting lecturer at the University of Illinois in the math department. Currently, I am in my third year in the PhD program in statistics at UW, and am working with Elena Erosheva in CSSS on a longitudinal chronic disability study, using data from the National Long Term Care Survey. Around Seattle, I enjoy soccer refereeing, softball, art films, and campus Christian fellowship.
Alex Papazoglou
Department:Mathematics
papazoga@math.washington.edu
Ursula Whitcher
Department:Mathematics
ursula@math.washington.edu
Web pageResearch interest: geometry of Calabi-Yau manifolds I am a third-year student in Mathematics. As an undergraduate, I attended Swarthmore College in Philadelphia, where I majored in math and minored in physics and Latin. I can usually be found knitting.
Nicole Bohme
Department:Statistics
nicole@stat.washington.edu
Biography to come.
Adam Glynn
Department:Statistics
anglynn@stat.washington.edu
Biography to come.
Chris Green
Department:Statistics
cggreen@stat.washington.edu
Chris Green is a fourth-year graduate student in Statistics. He specializes in financial mathematics. In what little spare time he has he enjoys lifting weights, falling asleep at his desk, making obscure references, and referring to himself in the third person. For more information about Chris Green, visit his web page.
Catherine Kneeling
Department:Statistics
catheek@stat.washington.edu
Biography to come.
Hilary Lyons
Department:Statistics
hillyons@stat.washington.edu
Biography to come.
Christine Oehlert
Department:Statistics
ccbo@stat.washington.edu
Biography to come.
Gail Potter
Department:Statistics
gailp2@stat.washington.edu
Biography to come.
Mark Seligman
Department:Statistics
seligman@stat.washington.edu
Biography to come.
McLean Sloughter
Department:Statistics
mclean@stat.washington.edu
McLean is originally from the Tri-Cities, in eastern Washington. He studied math at Gonzaga University before coming to UW to pursue a PhD in statistics. He is currently studying clustering with Werner Stuetzle, and cannot provide any good concrete examples of applications his work could have. McLean is also the student director for the Statistics Tutor & Study Center, and the organizer of the Statistics Department's yearly cake-off.