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

Their research in machine learning has resulted in new algorithms for geometrical analysis of feature-spaces which leads to increased robustness in several end-applications.

Paupert's research is in geometry and topology; more precisely he studies tessellations and their symmetry groups in hyperbolic geometry.

Wang's research interests include medical imaging, computer vision, machine learning, computer graphics, geometric modeling, and statistical pattern recognition.

Kotschwar's research is in the area of geometric analysis, at the intersection of the fields of differential geometry and partial differential equations.

Dianne Hansford is an Assistant Teaching Professor in SCAI. Dianne's research interests are in the fields of geometric modeling and scientific visualization. She has co-authored three books in these areas.

Hines is a mathematician whose work includes operator algebras, noncommutative algebraic topology, and topological dynamical systems.