Research Listing - College

Dr. Martin Michalowski is a tenured Associate Professor in the Population Health and Systems Cooperative Unit in the School of Nursing at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Michalowski's domain of expertise is Artificial Intelligence (AI) with research interests spanning several AI areas of particular importance to medical informatics including data integration, data modeling, machine learning, clinical decision support, and knowledge representation. Automated reasoning, including constraint-…

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Professor Strandjord’s area of research is in satellite navigation technology and applications. A current focus of her research is in navigating cis-lunar space. As part of this research, she characterizes the phenomena of GNSS beyond the orbital altitude of the constellation. Another area of research is related to signals of opportunity from Starlink satellites and LTE signals for navigation.…

Ravi Janardan's research interests center around the design and analysis of efficient algorithms for representing, reasoning about, and manipulating large numbers of discrete geometric entities (e.g., points, line-segments, polygons, and polytopes) that have spatiotemporal attributes. Questions of interest concern intersection, containment, proximity, similarity, spread, shape, etc., and are motivated by applications in domains as diverse as computer-aided design and manufacture, bio-medical…

Shana Watter’s focuses on developing sustainable support structures to help students persist in the computer science major, succeed in the early CS1 and CS2 courses, and develop skills for undergraduate research experiences. 

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Quantum materials are excellent venues for exploring exotic behaviors that arise from the interplay of various quantum degrees of freedom, such as spin, orbital, charge, lattice, and topology. These materials offer exciting opportunities for discovering functionalities that could drive next-generation devices and providing deeper insights into the principles of quantum mechanics.

Our research focuses on the design and synthesis of novel quantum materials and the investigation of their…

Dan Knights' research interests are in developing data mining methods for feature extraction and prediction with high-dimensional and incomplete data. Much of his research has focused on using computational genomics to study the role of the microbiome in industrialization and human health. This work continues, alongside more recent work focused on modeling sustainability of various practices in human civilization, to identify changes that will make civilization more sustainable for many…

• Analytical & Bioanalytical: atmospheric trace gas and particle measurements
• Chemical Theory & Computation: multi-scale modeling of atmospheric chemical processes
• Environmental & Green: atmospheric oxidation chemistry and phase partitioning
• Experimental Physical: mass spectrometry, reaction dynamics and kinetics

Hannah S. Kenagy leads a research group studying atmospheric chemistry. Broadly, the group thinks about…

• Driver behavior
• Pedestrian safety
• Gender disparities
• Human-centered design
• Combat medicine

My research interests focus on analysis and design of networked systems. I study how limitations on the interactions and information exchanges among subsystems affect the overall performance and behavior of the networked system. A relevant part of my work is at the intersection of control and information theory. I am interest in characterization and design of systems over unreliable communication networks, and to study how control theory can help designing communication systems with access…

Harmonic analysis, partial differential equations, geometric measure theory and the calculus of variations

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