Nikitin’s research is focused on optimization, control, automation and related computational methods.

Jackiewicz is the author of many papers on numerical analysis and scientific computing and the research monograph on general linear method for ordinary differential equations.

Ringhofer works on models to design and optimize ensembles, using methods of statistical physics.

Suslov studies the mathematical foundations that underlie much of theoretical physics including relativity, quantum mechanics, wave phenomenon, and optics.

Baer works in the area of mathematical and computational neuroscience.

Taylor studies the discrete geometry of network embeddings.

Welfert's research focuses on stability issues in numerical models arising in various engineering problems.

Platte’s primary research interests are in computational mathematics, numerical analysis, and approximation theory.

As a member of the applied mathematics faculty, Nishimura researches network science, dynamical systems and mathematical modeling and typically teaches MAT courses on ASU's West campus.

Motsch' research interests focus in the mathematical modeling of biological systems and especially those which exhibit self-organization such as bacterial colonies or flock of birds.