Research Listing - College
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Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Associate Professor, Distinguished University Teaching Professor, McKnight Presidential Fellow, Director of Undergraduate Studies - Computer Science
Lana Yarosh runs the ProDUCT (Prototyping, Design, and Usability of Communication Technologies) group. As part of the GroupLens research lab, her group is committed to the design and empirical study of social computing systems, frequently adding an embodiment perspective to these investigations (e.g., adding projection and haptics to communication systems). The group does work in a variety of contexts, with particularly notable contributions in the areas of…
Physics
Postdoctoral Researcher
High energy physics at collider experiments. I currently work on the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment, located at CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC). My general interests include searches for new physics beyond the Standard Model and the development of new detector components and technologies for use in future experiments. I'm also interested in novel data analysis techniques such as machine learning as applied to both of these areas.
Industrial and Systems Engineering
Assistant Professor, Supply Chain & Operations, Carlson School of Management
- Supply Chain Sustainability
- Product Returns Management
- Online Food and Grocery Delivery
- Statistical Machine Learning
- Game Theory and Optimization
Biomedical Engineering
Assistant Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering
The Zhang Lab develops programmable gene and cell therapies by bringing together synthetic biology, machine learning, and human disease models. We engineer molecular regulatory systems, synthetic gene circuits, and mammalian cells that sense, compute, and respond to disease-relevant signals. By integrating AI-guided molecular and circuit design, high-throughput functional screening, and 3D engineered tissue models, we seek to uncover fundamental principles of gene regulation and cellular…
Physics
Director, William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute
William I. and Bianca M. Fine Chair in Theoretical Physics, William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute
Professor, School of Physics and Astronomy
Condensed matter theorist working in the area of unconventional behavior of electrons: Superconductivity, Strongly-correlated Electron Systems, Quantum Magnetism
- Accepting new graduate research students
School of Mathematics
Distinguished McKnight University Professor, School of Mathematics
Partial differential equations
Master of Science in Software Engineering
Teaching Specialist, Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Wendt’s teaching interests focus on software engineering education and training, practical applications, corporate training, and real-world course experiences.
Research Division
Computing Education
Current Research
Master of Software Engineering
Department of Chemistry
Director of Graduate Studies, Distinguished University Teaching Professor, Department of Chemistry
- Chemical Biology: peptidomimetics
- Organic Chemistry: organic synthesis
- Analytical & Bioanalytical Chemistry
My lab seeks to develop new chemical probe molecules for protein-protein interactions (PPIs) by developing new chemistry and structural biology approaches. Broadly speaking…
Data Science Initiative
Professor, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, Associate Department Head, Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Terveen's research areas are social computing, human-computer interaction, and intelligent systems. He focuses on issues including detecting and addressing bias in intelligent systems, methods for doing ethical research with online communities, and integrating intelligent systems into peer production systems like Wikipedia. He has expertise in user interface design in a variety of contexts including graphical user interfaces, mobile and location-aware systems, and web search and information…
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Lecturer
Dan Challou’s teaching interests focus on internet programming. He developed the current version of the internet programming course as well as the introductory course for the data science program.
Research Division
Computing Education
Current Research
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