Kostelich is interested in nonlinear dynamics, uncertainty quantification, and mathematical biology.

The aim of Lanchier's research is to understand the role of space in biological and social communities through the mathematical analysis of a class of stochastic processes known as interacting particle systems.

Gardner's research focuses on computational and theoretical fluid dynamics and the numerical solution of nonlinear partial differential equations.

Cochran joined the the ASU faculty in 1989. His research interests are in mathematical aspects of sensing and signal processing, particularly for national security applications.

Crook uses theory, computation, and data analysis to study the dynamics of neurons and networks of neurons. She also contributes to an international collaboration for describing, exchanging, and validating complex models.

Camacho co-directed summer undergraduate research programs; research in mathematics applied to biology and sociology. She's received mentoring, research, and service awards from AAAS, PAESMEM, SACNAS, HENAAC, and ASU

Tang’s research concerns the nonlinear dynamics of fluids that are relevant in environmental sciences and geophysics.

Dr. Wang is a professor of applied mathematics. His areas of expertise include Applied Mathematics, Differential Equations, Mathematical Biology, Data Science, and Quantum Computing

Renaut was recently inducted as a SIAM Fellow. Renaut’s recent research is focused on the design and analysis of computational algorithms for solving problems arising mainly in medical and geophysical applications.

Kawski develops, and employs, tools from differential geometry and algebraic combinatorics to study nonlinear control systems.