Matthias Maier

Texas A&M University

My principal field of research lies in the finite element simulation of physical problems with two-scale and multiscale phenomena. These are modeling problems where relevant physical processes act on highly different length and time scales.

Timo Sprekeler

Texas A&M University

My research focuses on the numerical analysis and analysis of PDEs, with particular interest in finite element methods, homogenization, and computational multiscale methods.

Andrea Bonito

Texas A&M University

My research centers around the design, analysis and implementation of numerical methods for partial differential equation. In particular, I am interested in adaptive methods, free boundary problems, geometric PDEs, non newtonian fluid dynamics, approximation methods in high dimensions, and optimal learning.

Jean-Luc Guermond

Texas A&M University

I am interested in numerical analysis, Computational fluid dynamics, Robust simulation of hyperbolic conservation equations, multi-scale approximation, homogenization and radiative transport.

Diane Guignard

University of Ottawa, CA

I am interested in the design, analysis, and implementation of numerical methods for partial differential equations, in particular methods based on finite elements. Specific applications include the simulation of the deformation of plates or the approximation of parametric/random differential equations.

Matthias Maier

Texas A&M University

Crystal Farris

Texas A&M University

I am a second year math PhD student studying under Dr. Matthias Maier. My research interests are in numerical methods for partial differential equations.

Jordan Hoffart

Texas A&M University

I'm a 5th year math PhD student studying under Dr. Matthias Maier. My research focuses on developing and analyzing numerical methods to solve PDE systems that come from fluid dynamics and electromagnetic phenomena.

David (Chris) Pecoraro

Texas A&M University

I am a 4th year PhD student studying under Dr. Matthias Maier and Dr. Jean Luc Guermond. My research interests include finite element methods and computational fluid dynamics. In particular, I am interested in creating and analyzing robust and efficient numerical methods for fluid dynamics problems where flows with a wide range of Mach numbers appear.

Wyatt Smith

Texas A&M University

I am a second year PhD student studying under Dr. Jean-Luc Guermond. I am interested in the analysis and implementation of numerical methods for partial differential equations, with a particular focus on Maxwell's equations and radiative transport.