I am currently a PhD student in Dr. Piccoli's lab at Rutgers Camden. My Bachelor's degree is in Computational Mathematics from the Pennsylvania State University. I have always enjoyed the intersection of math and computer science, with some of my past areas of interest being applied cryptography and automation. I've recently discovered how fulfilling applying my math background to real-world problems can be in the Piccoli Lab. Email Me

I am currently a graduate student in the CCIB program at Rutgers University–Camden. Both my Bachelor's and Master's degrees are in pure mathematics from Rutgers. I have been a student at Rutgers since Fall 2014 and PTL at Rutgers since Spring 2019, teaching 100 level courses for the Math Department. I decided to try out the research world in Fall 2020 both completing a thesis in pure math and working on computational projects for Dr. Piccoli's Lab. I found the research projects very fun and interesting, so I asked to stay and they said yes! Email Me

I finished my M.S. and Ph.D. in Dr. Piccoli's lab in biomathematics. I have a Bachelor's degree from Zhejiang University, China. I am interested in the interdisciplinary study of applied mathematics and complex biological systems. My primary research focuses on the use of different mathematical tools, including ordinary differential equation-based models, statistical models, graph theory, and control theory, to study the entrainment mechanisms of circadian systems, human metabolic networks, and forensic DNA interpretation process. Currently, I am motivated to work at the juncture of systems biology, control theory, and AI. Email Me

• Position after graduation: Postdoctoral fellow in Professor Eduardo Sontag's lab at Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA.
• M.S. and Ph.D., Computational and Integrative Biology, Rutgers University - Camden, NJ, USA.
• B.S., Biology, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China.

I completed my PhD in 2017 in Dr. Piccoli’s lab, on mathematical models for pattern formation in biological systems. Before that, I got my master’s degree in Applied Mathematics from ENSTA ParisTech and Sorbonne University (Paris). After graduating from Rutgers University (Camden), I moved back to France and became a postdoctoral fellow with Francesco Salvarani, at University Paris-Dauphine. Since 2018, I have been a permanent researcher at Inria Paris and Sorbonne University. My research focuses on developing and studying mathematical models for large systems of interacting particles. I aim to explain pattern formation from a mathematical perspective, using tools such as asymptotic analysis or control theory. I am particularly interested in the various ways of deriving macroscopic limits of microscopic systems (mean-field, graph limit). I also continue to develop models for biological systems in close collaboration with biologists, specifically in the areas of developmental biology and cell-fate transition. Link to my personal website found here.

• Current Position: Research scientist at Inria Paris in the team MAMBA (Modeling and Analysis for Medical and Biological Applications) and at the Jacques-Louis Lions Laboratory at Sorbonne University (Paris).
• Ph.D., Computational and Integrative Biology, Rutgers University - Camden, NJ, USA.

In 2016, I got the PhD in Mathematics at the University of Trento (Italy) under the supervision of Antonio Marigonda. From January to November 2017 I joined Benedetto Piccoli's lab as a postdoc. From November 2017 to December 2019, I was postdoc at the Department of Mathematics of the University of Pavia, under the supervision of Giuseppe Savaré. Since December 2019, I am an Assistant Professor (Joung Researcher- RTDa) in Mathematical Analysis at the Department of Mathematics of Politecnico di Milano, Milan (Italy) . My research is focused on evolution equations in Wasserstein spaces with applications in control theory.

I am currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at University of California, Berkeley. Prior to joining UC Berkeley, I was a research scientist at Inria Grenoble – Rhône Alpes (France). From 2014 to 2016, I was a postdoctoral fellow at Rutgers University – Camden, NJ (USA) in Dr. Piccoli's group. My research lies at the intersection of engineering and mathematics. It is aimed at designing more sustainable communities using new models and control strategies that leverage the latest technologies to improve the energy footprint and resilience of transportation systems. I am interested in mathematical modeling, numerical approximation, and control of traffic flow applications.

• 2014 Ph.D. in Applied mathematics at University of Nice – Sophia Antipolis (France)
• 2011 M. Sc. In Mathematical engineering at University of L’Aquila (Italy)
• 2009 B.Sc. In Industrial engineering at University of L’Aquila (Italy)

I am currently an Assistant Professor (Chargé de recherche) at Ecole des Ponts Paristech. I am interested in the control and stabilization of nonlinear partial differential equations and in particular of hyperbolic systems. I am also working on teaching mathematics to a neural network and using deep language models to predict mathematical results.

• Received the engineering degree from Ecole Polytechnique in 2014
• The master's degree from the University of Cambridge in 2015
• The master of public policy from Ecole des Ponts Paristech and AgroParistech in 2016
• The PhD from Sorbonne University in 2019 under the supervision of Jean-Michel Coron.
• In 2019 - 2020, I was a postdoctoral associate in Benedetto Piccoli's lab.

My Ph. D. is in computational biology and background is in pure mathematics; I have a Bachelor’s from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. I nearly finished a master’s degree in mathematics when I joined the Center for Integrative and Computational Biology (CCIB) at Rutgers Camden. I am driven to play a significant role in scientific research; this guided my decision to leave the master’s program and join the CCIB as a Ph. D. student. In the CCIB, I’ve gained experience using mathematical modeling techniques on metabolic networks and vehicular traffic, and I use simulations and control theory to analyze these models.

• Ph.D, Computational Biology , Rutgers University–Camden
• B.S., Mathematics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Virginia

I am currently a master's student in the Computational and Integrative Biology program at Rutgers Camden. My Bachelor's degree is in Industrial Chemistry from Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria. In my second year of undergraduate, I discovered my interest in solving problems using mathematical methods. Since we had a different education system, it was hard for me to switch programs. The CCIB program has given me the opportunity to explore my interest in mathematics. Working on COVID-19 has changed my perspective on mathematics and shown me how important the subject is in the health sciences. Email Me

I have a Bachelor's degree from Ankara University, TURKEY. I finished my M.S. in Dr. Piccoli's lab on Computational and Integrative Biology. I am interested in animal genetics and immunogenetics. I improved my computational and programming skills in his lab. I work for the Republic of Turkey Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Email Me

• Bachelor's degree from Ankara University, TURKEY.
• M.S. in Computational and Integrative Biology, Rutgers University - Camden, NJ, USA.

I am currently a graduate student in the CCIB M.S. program at Rutgers University - Camden. My Bachelor's degree is in pure mathematics from the Pennsylvania State University. I have experience as an undergraduate teaching assistant in biological mathematics courses and decided to pursue research in applied mathematics upon completion of my undergraduate degree. Applying my mathematical background to biological studies has been quite rewarding and I look forward to continuing my work in the Piccoli lab. Email Me

I am currently a graduate student in the Mathematics department at Rutgers University-Camden. My Bachelor's degree is in Pure Math and Physics from Colgate University. I have been a TA since Fall 2021 and will be a PTL in Fall 2022. I also work in the Math and Stats Lab. I have experience applying pure math such as number theory and algebra to solve linear algebra questions. I am researching traffic models for Dr. Picolli’s lab using PDE’s and in particular, comparing how the model we have compares to existing models. My interests lie primarily in Algebraic number theory although I am also interested in topological dynamical systems.

I now work at the SNCF, the French railway company, as an operations research engineer. I work on a software which will be used for the planning of the raw material supply on railway sites. Email Me

I am currently a graduate student in the Applied Mathematics program at Rutgers University, Camden. I hold a Bachelors of Science in Music Education from Gettysburg College and a Masters of Music from Temple University. I have a passion for education, working as a part-time lecturer and teachers assistant here at Rutgers, with plans to teach in the near future. I hope to pursue a PhD in Mathematics Education , exploring how research in cognitive development and cross-curricular knowledge can better inform teaching in the mathematics classroom.

I am currently a Master's student in the CCIB program at Rutgers University-Camden. Prior to joining CCIB, I received my Bachelor's degree in Biomathematics from Rutgers University-New Brunswick. During my time as an undergraduate, I developed a strong interest in the integration of mathematics and biology, mainly dynamic systems in biology. I've always been fascinated by the potential for using computational approaches in this world of genetics, and I am eager to learn more about this exciting and rapidly-evolving field. My goal for the future is to acquire more computational abilities in order to have a significant impact in the field, whether it be through research, industry, or academia. I am excited to continue this journey in the Piccoli lab during the spring. Email Me

I am currently a graduate student in the Mathematics department at Rutgers University-Camden. My Bachelor's degree is in Applied Mathematics at Texas State University. I have been a PTL since Fall 2021, and I am currently working in the Math and Stats Lab. I have experience applying discrete mathematics and CS concepts to studying higher level Algebra and PDEs. I am currently pursuing research that applies the same concepts to biological systems for Dr. Picolli's Lab. I am particularly interested in applying algebra to study complicated structures in various fields. Specifically, I am interested in Vertex Operator Algebras for studying Physics, Homotopy Type Theory for studying Theoretical CS, and various Graph Theory extensions for studying Biological Systems in Dr. Picolli's Lab.

I am currently a junior at Rutgers working on dual bachelor’s degrees in Chemistry and Philosophy. I am a transfer student from Rowan College at Burlington County with an associates in liberal arts & sciences and studied many areas of knowledge. I have always had interest in mathematics and problem solving and love many areas of STEM and want to continue to develop skills in these areas throughout life. I also would like to continue on to graduate schools for science and engineering to learn even more on the systems that control how the world functions and research its properties. After education itself I would like to use these skills to work with research and development throughout my life. The main drive to do this is in hopes of researching answering questions that we do not now know, and to also develop things that will help the planet and society for generations to come.