Research
My research focuses on the development of efficient computational methods for modeling the stochastic dynamics of biochemical systems. I work with the Chemical Master Equation (CME) and the Reaction-Diffusion Master Equation (RDME) to capture molecular-level fluctuations and spatial dynamics within reaction networks. To address the computational challenges posed by these systems, I employ techniques such as the method of moments combined with maximum entropy reconstruction and adaptive Quantized Tensor Train (QTT) decompositions for managing high-dimensional models. Additionally, I integrate machine learning approaches to emulate stochastic simulations, enabling accurate and reusable predictions of system behavior.
Courses
Fall 2026
| Course |
Section |
Title |
Schedule |
Room |
| Math 224 |
03 |
Differential Calculus |
MWF 9:45–11:15
|
CW-209
|
| Math 323 |
03 |
Calculus III |
MWF 11:45–1:15
|
LH-004
|
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