Español focuses on solving inverse problems in imaging and on the modeling of 2D materials. Her research is at the intersection of numerical linear algebra, optimization, calculus of variations, and machine learning.

Li's research area is in computational mathematics with applications in various fields. He is interested in developing anisotropic mesh adaptation and moving mesh method to address the challenges in computations.

Dominique is a Ph.D. candidate and graduate teaching assistant at Arizona State University. Her research focus is computational neuroscience; her current project is studying aging in the autistic population.

Mohsen is a PhD student at Arizona State University and a Senior Global Futures Scientist in the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory.

Vince Campo, a native from the island of Guam, is a PhD student in Applied Mathematics at ASU. His research interests include mathematical and infectious disease modeling.

Cho's research interest is in broad areas of applied and computational mathematics in application to biomedical science.