Postdocs
- Carrie Clark (2022-2025) J. L. Doob Research Assistant Professor
- Bartłomiej Siudeja (2008-2011) J. L. Doob Research Assistant Professor
Job: Assistant Professor, University of Oregon, 2011-2016; now Data Science Engineer at NextRoll, 2016-present.
Graduate Students
- Qiuling Fan (2023-)
- Scott Harman (2021-)
- Hanna Kim (2019-2024) PhD Thesis: “Upper bounds of second Laplacian eigenvalues on the sphere and the projective space”
RTG Postdoc, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
- Derek Kielty (2017-2022) PhD Thesis: “Spectral theory: minimizing Robin gaps, and singular limits for sign-changing weights“
AI Intern, Infinite Analytics
- Jooyeon Chung (2013-2018) PhD Thesis: “Fourth order spectral theory and diffusion-driven instability“
Photo: graduation (Jooyeon on right)
Senior Engineer, Samsung SDS
- Shiya Liu (2013-2017) PhD Thesis: “Asymptotically optimal shapes for counting lattice points and eigenvalues“
Photo: graduation (Shiya on left)
Software Engineer, Google
- Sarah Soojin Son (2011-2014) PhD Thesis: “Spectral problems on triangles and disks: extremizers and ground states“
Photo: graduation
Visiting Instructor, Korea National University of Education, 2014-2015
- Jeffrey Langford (2011-2012 co-advisor) Ph.D. Thesis “Comparison theorems in elliptic partial differential equations with Neumann boundary conditions“
Photo: contemplation
Associate Professor, Bucknell University
- Inmi Kim (2008-2011) Ph.D. Thesis “Gabor frames with trigonometric spline dual windows“
Photo: graduation
Research Fellow, Daegu University, Korea
- Yue M. Lu (2006-2007) M.Sc. Thesis “A sampling theory for signals from a union of subspaces”
Associate Professor, Harvard University
- L. Merc Chasman (2005-2009) Ph.D. Thesis “An isoperimetric inequality for fundamental tones of free plates“
Associate Professor, University of Minnesota at Morris
- Adrian Iordache (2002 until he died 5 February 2004) Ph.D. student
Photos: Akaroa and Ball Pass (January 2004)
- Kwang C. Shin (1999-2002) Ph.D. Thesis “On some Schrödinger eigenvalue problems from mathematical physics“
Associate Professor, University of West Georgia
