Dr Bukhari uses the biophysical/chemical mechanisms of rotary ATPases to conduct comparative biology across the Tree of Life. This innovative, transdisciplinary work in the Frasch lab is at the frontier of enzyme physiology.

Sullivan has worked as a high school mathematics teacher, college mathematics instructor, and professional development presenter for K-12 mathematics educators.

Serhan's interests include exploring innovative instructional methods that foster active engagement in the classroom and improve students’ attitudes towards mathematics.

Inozemtseva earned her third master's in math from the University of Utah. She has taught and observed teaching in three countries: Ukraine, Hungary and the U.S. Her primary research is in mathematical biology.

Katherine Doxey is a graduate student in applied mathematics, specializing in computational neuroscience. Her thesis project consists of studying the dynamics of input frequency on neurons and networks related to audition.

Program Aide for Academic Support Network (ASN) on the Tempe Campus.