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My work focuses on the interface between geometric measure theory and other areas of analysis. This includes connections to quasiconformal maps and complex dynamics, potential theory and fractal sets, and computational linear algebra. Detailed summaries of my past and ongoing work are in my research...

Summer School NSF-PIMS: Structure-Preserving Scientific Computing and Machine Learning Summer School and Hackathon (Seattle, Jun 2025) co-organized with Jingwei Hu, Steven Ruuth and Raymond Spiteri Workshops BIRS 5-day Workshop, Structured Machine Learning and Time–Stepping for Dynamical Systems...

If you are interested in joining my team, please email me with a short cover letter expressing why you're interested, and a copy of your CV/resume. Sydney Fallejo, Public Health (2024-) Sayed Ali, Biology (2023 - ) Vinh-Bao Dan, Biology (2023 - ) Sahil Malhi, Biology (2023 - ) Hannah Aguinaga...

Hi, welcome to my online space, and thank you for your interest in reading about me! My name is Sandie Ha. I am currently an Associate Professor of Public Health at the University of California, Merced (UCM). Before I go into my exciting research, let me share a little bit about my background. Backg...

H. Tomas Rube Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Mathematics Starting July 2022, H. Tomas Rube is an assistant professor in Applied Mathematics at University of California, Merced. With an undergraduate degree in engineering physics and a PhD in theoretical physics, Tomas’ research lies at...

April 17, 2025 Joy-Centered Pedagogy, interview with Eileen Camfield on Teaching in Higher Ed podcast, episode 566 April 10, 2025 Embracing Anger to Find Joyful Agency, interview with Jamie Moore on Teaching in Higher Ed podcast, episode 565. February 2025 -- Joy-Centered Pedagogy in Higher...

My current research broadly focuses on immigration policy and its consequences. I am particularly interested on how state and local level immigration policy is affecting the employment, education, fertility and human rights of undocumented immigrants, as well as on the effect of immigration policy...

BIO 180 - Mathematical Modeling for Biology This course covers statistical modeling of complex data sets, mathematical modeling of population and epidemics, and extensive practice of "R" programing language. Semesters: SS2023, FS2023, SS2024, FS2024, SS2025 BIO 182 - Bioinformatics This course...