Graduate Students
Graduate students are the engine behind productive research programs at WID and elsewhere. The dozens of graduate students affiliated with WID have elected to make interdisciplinary inquiry a priority in their studies and research.
Andrew Baldys
Engineer stimuli-responsive polymers to recapitulate developmental tissue microenvironments
Jared Carlson-Stevermer
Development of gene editing technologies in human pluripotent stem cells
Sheng Chen
Biomass-based functional materials for applications in flexible electronics and energy.
Saman Cyrus
Researching the intersection of controls and optimization, optimization as robust control.
Silvia Di Gregorio
Structural properties and cutting planes for binary polynomial optimization problems.
Thomas Ellingham
Sub-Critical Gas-Assisted Processing of polymer blends, alloys, and nanocomposites.
Alireza Fotuhi Siahpirani
Integrating prior knowledge in computational network inference.
Davis Gilton
Sequential decision making processes, similarity learning, and statistical signal processing.
Gabriel Gonzalez Sutil
Mathematical programming applications in climate change and environmental economics
Felipe Gutierrez Barragan
Computational Imaging, Illumination, and Optics • Computer Vision • Time of Flight Imaging
Spencer Haws
Regulation of histone methylation via the sensing of methyl-donor metabolite availability.
Dominik Hoelper
Biochemical and mechanistic understanding of the H3.3-specific histone chaperone DAXX
Xiayuan Huang
Applying machine learning methods on EHR data. Predicting family pedigrees from EHR.
Jon Ide
Computational models using heterogeneous data to infer regulatory networks and predict gene expression.