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

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

Wirkus pursues research in mathematical biology and dynamical systems; authored two undergraduate textbooks on differential equations; does extensive undergraduate mentoring and is Sun Devil Family Assn Professor of the Year.

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

Jones studies partial differential equations (PDEs) associated with geophysical fluids. That is, equations resulting from the modeling of the atmosphere, ocean, and interiors of planets.

Armbruster is interested in mathematical modeling: Collective behavior of swarms, disaster recovery, production flow in semiconductor factories, signal pathways, and analysis of the evolution of ant colonies.

Milner studies structured population models, including demography, epidemics, ecology, and tumor growth as well as how to dispel misconceptions in school mathematics. Website: https://math.la.asu.edu/~milner/welc_eng.html

Smith's research focuses on differential equations, dynamical systems, and their applications to the biological sciences.

Thieme works in the fields of differential, difference and integral equations and of dynamical systems.

Lopez conducts research in two broad areas: Rotation and buoyancy dominated flows and Interfacial hydrodynamics.