Mathematics and Statistics Seminar Series

Welcome to the School of Mathematics and Statistics Seminars at RIT. Our events are open to the public, and everyone is welcome to attend.

Join us for our upcoming seminar!

Monday, November 17
2:00 - 2:50 PM
Gleason 1129


Dr. Youzuo Lin
Associate Professor
School of Data Science and Society 
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Toward Real-Time Ultrasound Computed Tomography: Bridging Wave Physics and Data-Driven Learning

In this seminar, the speaker will discuss advances in Ultrasound Computed Tomography (USCT), also known as Full Waveform Inversion (FWI), a technique that reconstructs tissue properties by modeling ultrasound wave propagation. The talk will explore hybrid approaches that combine physics-based modeling and machine learning to improve efficiency and accuracy, bringing USCT closer to real-time clinical use.

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Past Seminars Speakers

Total Positivity: Entry-wise Preservers to Determinantal Inequalities
Dr. Shaun Fallat
Professor, University of Regina Saskatchewan, Canada

Traveling waves, reflections, and the onset of cardiac arrhythmias
Stephanie Dodson
Krener Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics
University of California, Davis

Data science applications and challenges in brain science 
Jason Ritt
Scientific Director of Quantitative Neuroscience
Carney Institute for Brain Science
Brown University

Dr. Elise Lockwood
Associate Professor
Department of Mathematics
Oregon State University 

Integrating Computing into STEM Education: A Case of Python Programming in Combinatorial Contexts
Dr. Ruth Haas
University of Hawaii at Manoa

Reconfiguration in graph coloring and graph domination
Dr. Gaik Ambartsoumian
University of Texas, Arlington 

A fast wavelet transform for numerically solving hyperbolic PDEs
David Neilsen
Professor
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Brigham Young University

Fast algorithms for the simulation of biofluids
Minghao W. Rostami
Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics
Syracuse University

Modeling the Dynamics of Poverty
Rediet Abebe
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
University of California, Berkeley 

Mathematical Justification of Slender Body Theory
Dr. Yoichiro Mori

Computational Literacy: The Very Idea
Andrea A diSessa
Graduate School of Education
University of California at Berkeley