Professor
Department of Mathematics, Lehigh University
Bethlehem, PA
I am currently a Professor of Applied Mathematics at Department of Mathematics, Lehigh University. I am also affiliated with the College of Health and the Institute for Data, Intelligent Systems, and Computation (I-DISC) at Lehigh.
My research is centered around scientific machine learning (SciML) and numerical analysis for high-order methods, and in particular how to obtain useful mathematical and numerical models of complex physical and biological systems. I am particularly interested in applying the mathematical analysis knowledges in the design and analysis of mathematical models and numerical schemes.
My research interests include:
Email: shc622 [at] lehigh [dot] edu
C.-C. Hsiung Visiting Assistant Professor
Research Interests: Numerical Analysis, Nonlocal Models, Fluid--Structure Interaction
Email: sij222 [at] lehigh [dot] edu
C.-C. Hsiung Visiting Assistant Professor
Research Interests: Computational Mechanics, Nonlocal Models, Nonlocal Neural Operators
Email: yif319 [at] lehigh [dot] edu
Ph.D. candidate in Applied Mathematics
Research Interests: Nonlocal Problems, Uncertainty Quantification
Email: luz319 [at] lehigh [dot] edu
Ph.D. candidate in Applied Mathematics
Research Interests: Scientific Machine Learning, Graph Neural Networks, Natural Language Processing
Email: jic422 [at] lehigh [dot] edu
Ph.D. candidate in Applied Mathematics
Research Interests: Scientific Machine Learning, Nonlocal Neural Operators
Email: nkt222 [at] lehigh [dot] edu
M.Sc. in Applied Mathematics
Research Interests: Scientific Machine Learning, Integral Neural Operators
Faculty in the Mathematics Department, Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE)
Applied Machine Learning Scientist, Signify N.V.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics in Northampton Community College
Research Engineer at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Ph.D. Student of Applied Mathematics at New York University
Ph.D. Student of Mathematics at University of Pittsburgh
Master Student of Statistical Practice at Carnegie Mellon University
Awarded as Academic All-Star and member of the All-PA Academic Team by the international honor society Phi Theta Kappa and the Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges
The One Nonlocal World Project is an online platform where people working on nonlocal problems or interested in learning more about this topic can regularly check for updates on nonlocal modeling, analysis and computation. The short-term goal is to keep researchers connected virtually by online workshops and schools during these unconventional COVID times. The long-term goal is to build up new communication channels for a more connected and inclusive research community on nonlocal models
Dr. Marta D'Elia, Dr. Qiang Du, Dr. Petronela Radu, Dr. Pablo Seleson, Dr. Xiaochuan Tian and Dr. Yu founded the nonlocal world project and organize activities regularly.
The 2021 opening event took place on 22 Jan.-23 Jan, 2021, with video records available on the One Nonlocal World YouTube Channel. Please register on the One Nonlocal World website for announcements of future events. To announce new events and activities on the platform or through our email list, please contact Dr. Marta D'Elia and Dr. Yue Yu.
The HPC workshop is a high-performance computing (HPC) workshop sponsored by the National Science Foundation, the Lehigh ADVANCE program, and the Department of Mathematics, for students, faculty members from the Lehigh Valley Association of Independent Colleges (LVAIC) schools and the general public in Lehigh Valley area. The workshop aims to promote female researchers in scientific computing therefore would prefer female attendees, but male attendees are also welcome. Besides tutorials and hands-on exercises, researchers working on high-performance computing in both academic and industry will also present in the workshop, so the attendees will have opportunities to get connected with these researchers.
Dr. Yu and Dr. Pacheco host the workshop annually, typically near the end of the spring semester. Further details will be posted during the spring semester.
The SIAM NNP Section is a regional subgroup of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) members. The section was found in 2022. It aims to enhance communication among its members, to promote collaboration for both basic research and applications of mathematics to industry and science, and to support the SIAM mission in the great states of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
The second SIAM NNP annual meeting will take place at the Rochester Institute of Technology in 2024. Further details will be posted during the spring semester.
Contact Email: yuy214 [at] lehigh [dot] edu
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