Experts on mathematical modeling
Mathematical modeling is a fundamental tool in engineering and science. It is a way of representing, through equations and algorithms, the behavior of real objects and systems. Scientists and engineers build models and then test, or validate, them through observation and experiments. Among many other purposes, WPI experts on mathematical modeling use mathematical models to study biological systems, to fine tune medical imaging technology, to help prevent human trafficking, and develop soft robots for search and rescue missions.
Neil Heffernan
- Professor Computer Science
Renata Konrad
- Associate Professor The Business School
Sarah D Olson
- William Steur Professor & Department Head Mathematical Sciences
Cagdas Onal
- Associate Professor Robotics Engineering
Carlo Pinciroli
- Associate Professor/Graduate Coordinator Robotics Engineering
Adam Clayton Powell
- Associate Professor Mechanical & Materials Engineering
Andrew C Trapp
- Associate Professor The Business School
Bogdan M. Vernescu
- Vice Provost Research Research
Eric Mosher Young
- Assistant Professor Chemical Engineering
Haichong Zhang
- Assistant Professor Robotics Engineering