Mathematical Biology, Bioinformatics, & Computational Biology
The shift in biological sciences from descriptive to quantitative analysis has inspired a rapidly growing area of applied mathematics. A strong group of faculty members in our department work across disciplines with faculty in biology, computer science, and statistics on problems inspired by the modeling and analysis of biological processes and systems.
Frank Gao
Professor
Brink Hall 322
208-885-5274
Research: Mathematical Theory of Deep Learning; Optimization Algorithms; Approximation Theory in Neural Networks; Metric Entropy and its applications in Probability and Statistics.
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Steve Krone
Professor
Brink Hall 421
208-885-6317
Research: Analysis and Differential Equations, Mathematical Biology, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology, Probability and Stochastic Processes
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Chris Remien
Associate Professor
Brink Hall 420
208-885-5901
Research: Mathematical Biology, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology
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