Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science
Co-Department Chair of Data Science and Data Analytics

Description / Biography

I’m an applied mathematician whose research focuses on modeling complex biological systems. My primary work is investigating problems at the intersection of mathematics, biology and chemistry. Before coming to Beloit College, my work focused on modeling the base of freshwater ecosystems. This work included studies on bacteria-virus dynamics and phytoplankton layering phenomena.

During my time at Drexel University and my first two years at Beloit College, I did work in computational neuroscience and developing new models of deep brain stimulation (DBS) which can be used in treating Parkinson’s disease and other neurological disorders. Currently I am working with students on modeling epidemics.

I’m an active member in the Math Circle community, which is dedicated to building, connecting, and supporting local communities focused on the enjoyment of mathematics. Math Circles are powerful bridges among K-12 schools, higher education institutions, out-of-school programs, and families.

 

Fall 2025 Teaching

Math 205, Math 290, Math 383, Math 385

Spring 2026 Teaching

Math 115, Math 150, Math 201, Math 300

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