Bio
Distinguished Member of the R&D Staff
Fellow American Physical Society, Fellow Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics.
Other Awards: Career Prize, SIAM Geosciences, DOE Young Investigator Award, ORISE Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship.
I specialize in non-equilibrium statistical and deterministic dynamics and work on methodologies that incorporate data and physical models as well as artificial intelligence methods for classification and reduction. I have a track record in research in estimation theory and data assimilation as well as sampling in Bayesian problems.
Among other projects, I am working on interpretable artificial intelligence methods, high performance ensemble computing, sampling methods. I also work on time dependent probabilistic methods in statistical physics.
My applications research span systems biology, electric grids, ocean transport, climate dynamics, epidemics, coastal resilience, oil spills and nearshore processes.
I hold a Joint Faculty appointment in the Mathematics Department at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and an adjunct faculty position in the Mathematics Department at Duke University.
Prior to ORNL I was a faculty member at Oregon State University, and at the University of Arizona.