Faculty

Research/Areas of Interest: water, sanitation, hygiene, infectious diseases, developing countries, emergencies

Research/Areas of Interest: trusted AI, hardware security, electronic design automation, VLSI architectures for machine learning and emerging cryptographic systems, and AI for healthcare and biomedical applications.

Research/Areas of Interest: digital image processing, computer animation, swarm robotics, innovation, engineering method & design

Research/Areas of Interest: Expertise: Musicology; Research interests: 16th and 17th c. Music; the Cultural History of Philosophy; Stoicism and Neostoicism; Tone and Timbre; Mexican Music.

Research/Areas of Interest: Global history; decolonization; Cold War; South Asia; borderlands; international relations and global governance; internationalisms; transnational anti-colonialism

Research/Areas of Interest: metabolic engineering, tissue engineering, systems biology

Research/Areas of Interest: Scientific computing and numerical analysis: Efficient and robust multiphysics simulations with computational fluid dynamics

Research/Areas of Interest: literature and drama of the English Renaissance; post-Reformation public culture; conversion; citizenship; migration and empire; classical reception; world literature; phenomenology of theater

Research/Areas of Interest: Film music, chromaticism, Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century art music, ambient music, John Williams, Hans Zimmer, transformation theory, neo-Riemannian theory, the symphony, and music aesthetics.

Research/Areas of Interest: machine design, nondestructive testing

Research/Areas of Interest: Number theory

Research/Areas of Interest: Negotiation, conflict management and resolution.

Research/Areas of Interest: The application of developmental science across the life span; developmental systems theory; personality and social development in adolescence; developmental methodology; programs and policies for children, youth, and families; university-community collaboration and outreach scholarship. Developmental Science

Research/Areas of Interest: Neighborhood and community context; housing context; family context; poverty and socioeconomic status; social policy; adolescence; immigrant young children

Research/Areas of Interest: electrochemical energy storage and conversion, batteries, electrolytes

Research/Areas of Interest: Morphological and behavioral information processing in living systems

Research/Areas of Interest: Political Theory, American Politics, Civic Studies

Research/Areas of Interest: Foreign language methodology; Second language acquisition; Immersion techniques; Curriculum and instruction: university/high school/middle school with an emphasis on interdisciplinary curriculum development, content-based learning, technology/video in the classroom, cooperative learning, blended and distance learning; Experiential learning/Community and service learning; Caribbean literature and culture with an emphasis on Puerto Rico

Research/Areas of Interest: biomaterials for hard tissue regeneration, biophysical control of macrophage polarization

Research/Areas of Interest: Chinese Language, Chinese Syntax and Language Teaching Pedagogy

Research/Areas of Interest: New product development, technology strategy and innovation, digital imaging, technology trends, innovation.

Research/Areas of Interest: computer science education, distributed systems, operating systems, networked systems, software development, secure systems and networking

Research/Areas of Interest: hydrology, water resources systems, IWRM

Research/Areas of Interest: Theoretical and Computational Biophysical Chemistry. The YSL Group aims to elucidate the structures and functions of biomolecules by integrating the power of advanced computations with the elegance of chemical theory. Our focus is to develop and apply computational methodology to significant biological problems that are difficult to address experimentally. Two major research projects in the YSL Group are (1) to understand and design cyclic peptides with desired conformations to modulate protein–protein interactions and (2) to elucidate the structural and functional roles of post-translational modifications and non-natural amino acids on protein folding.

Research/Areas of Interest: Victorian Literature Criticism and Theory Comedy Film and Cultural Studies

Research/Areas of Interest: Machine Learning, Data Science, Deep Learning, Generative Models, Time Series, Graph Learning

Research/Areas of Interest: • Solidarity economy movements and economic democracy • Community land trusts • Popular education, social movements, community organizing • Community and climate resilience.

Research/Areas of Interest: Quantum Information, Quantum Simulation, Adiabatic Quantum Computation, Computational Physics Quantum information faces three basic questions. Firstly, what are quantum computers good for? Secondly, how do we build one? Thirdly, what will quantum information contribute if technological obstacles to constructing a large scale quantum computer prove insuperable? The first question is the search for problems which quantum computers can solve more easily than classical computers. The second is an investigation of which physical systems one could use to build a quantum computer. The third leads to the search for spinoffs in classical computation, and the question of where the classical/quantum boundary lies. I am interested in all three questions.

Research/Areas of Interest: Biomaterials, Regenerative Medicine, Drug Delivery

Research/Areas of Interest: Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century British Fiction, especially James Joyce and Virginia Woolf; Literary Theory: semiotics, deconstruction, psychoanalysis, phenomenology; Media studies and the history of the book; Roland Barthes; Proust

Research/Areas of Interest: Bioanalytical and Materials Chemistry. To solve outstanding problems in global health, the Mace Lab applies a multidisciplinary approach combining aspects of analytical chemistry, materials science, and engineering. The primary goal of the Mace lab is to develop low cost, patient-centric technologies that can improve access to healthcare. To achieve this, the Mace Lab designs devices that improve the self-collection of blood and enable the diagnosis of diseases in resource-limited settings, and they are exploring ways the methods that are developed in the lab can used by others. Their main techniques leverage the properties of paper and other porous materials to integrate function into simple, affordable devices. Unique to laboratories in Chemistry departments, his group specializes in handling human blood and saliva. Technologies developed in the Mace lab have made the leap to clinical sites in Africa, South America, and the US, owing to their network of clinical, academic, and industry collaborators. The Mace Lab has broad expertise in assay development and device prototyping, which they apply to evaluating the efficacy of candidate therapeutics, performing separations that lead to new measurements, and making field-deployable kits for point-of-care testing. They have additional expertise in instrument development, phase separation in systems of polymers, and microfluidics.

Research/Areas of Interest: wild chimpanzee health and behavior, primate conservation, evolution of leadership

Research/Areas of Interest: Social Cognition, Stereotyping, Prejudice, Discrimination

Research/Areas of Interest: Computational Biology, Machine Learning, Network Analysis, Exploratory Analysis, Data Science Education

Research/Areas of Interest: Classical tradition and reception; linguistics; ancient drama; ancient mathematics; Latin, Greek, and Sanskrit language and literature

Research/Areas of Interest: Secondary language acquisition

Research/Areas of Interest: Ultrasound imaging, photoacoustic imaging, multi-modality imaging, image-guided surgery and therapeutics, nano drug delivery systems