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Number of experts found: 13
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Maria K. Cameron
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Asst Prof
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Mathematics
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Expertise Key Words:
Applied stochastic processes, developing tools for studying rare events, seismic modeling, estimating the sound speed inside the Earth from the surface measurements.
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Expertise Credentials:
My current research is concerned with the applied stochastic processes, developing tools for studying rare events. A popular description can be found in the web page Rare Events.
My another area of research interests lies in seismic modeling, estimating the sound speed inside the Earth from the surface measurements. A popular description can be found in the web page Seismic Modeling.
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Web Site(s):
 Maria Cameron's Homepage
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E-mail(s)
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301 405 5068
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mariakc@umd.edu
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Address:
4105 Mathematics Building
College Park, MD 20742
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Degrees:
M.S., Applied Mathematics and Physics, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Ph.D., Applied Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley
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Publication(s):
Maria Cameron's Publications
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Jerome Dancis
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Associate Profesor Emeritus
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Mathematics
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Expertise Key Words:
Mathematics education in Maryland (K-12 and college-level). Math wars. No Child Left Behind (NCLB). Teaching to the Test. Maryland HSA and MSA tests. Pretend Algebra. Pedadgogy. Instruction. Discovery learning.
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Home phone
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Cell phone
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E-mail(s)
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301 405 5141 (rarely here)
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301-345-2973
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301-448-8132
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jnd@math.umd.edu
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Bonnie J. Dorr
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Professor and Associate Dean
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Computer Science and UMIACS
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Expertise Key Words:
Computational linguistics with an emphasis on automatic language understanding, summarization, and translation between multiple language pairs.
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301 405 6768
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bdorr@umd.edu
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Show all information about Bonnie J. Dorr
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Eugenia E. Kalnay
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Distinguished University Professor
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Atmospheric and Oceanic Science
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Expertise Key Words:
Numerical Weather Forecasting;
Atmospheric Predictability and ensemble forecasting;
Use of satellite observations;
Data assimilation;
Seasonal and Interannual prediction;
Land-use change impact on climate change;
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301 405 5370
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ekalnay@umd.edu
ekalnay@gmail.com
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Shreevardhan Lele
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Ralph J. Tyser Distinguished Teaching Fellow of Decision Sciences
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Decision, Operations & Information Technologies
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Expertise Key Words:
MBA curriculum development and issues at the intersection of business and society; Management science and managerial statistics; Managerial applications of game theory; Sustainability and managerial ethics.
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301 405 2262
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301-907-6574
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301-980-6157
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slele@rhsmith.umd.edu
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Doron Levy
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Associate Professor
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Department of Mathematics and CSCAMM
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Expertise Key Words:
Applications of Mathematics in Medicine and Biology
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301 405 5140
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dlevy@umd.edu
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Show all information about Doron Levy
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Alfredo Nava-Tudela
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Faculty Research Assistant
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Institute for Physical Science and Technology
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Expertise Key Words:
Signal processing, applied harmonic analysis.
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301 405 4843
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ant@umd.edu
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Joan J. Ren
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Prof
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Mathematics
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Expertise Key Words:
Statistical Methods and Modeling; Probability
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301 405 5047
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jjren@umd.edu
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Eitan Tadmor
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Distinguished University Professor and Director
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Center for Scientific Computation and Math. Modeling (CSCAMM), Department of Mathematics and IPST
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Expertise Key Words:
Analysis of time-dependent problems; Development of high-resolution algorithms for the approximate solution of these problems; Analytical theory and computational aspects of such approximate methods with applications to shock waves, kinetic transport, incompressible flows and image processing.
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301 405 0648
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tadmor@cscamm.umd.edu
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Michel Wedel
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Prof
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Marketing
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Expertise Key Words:
Visual Marketing, Eye-Tracking, Recommender Systems, Econometric/Statistical Models of Consumer Behavior, Market Segmentation, Advertising
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301 405 2162
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mwedel@umd.edu
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Tongtong Wu
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Assistant Professor
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Epidemiology and Biostatistics
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Expertise Key Words:
Survival analysis, computational statistics, statistical genetics, longitudinal data analysis
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301 405 3085
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ttwu@umd.edu
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James A. Yorke
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Dist Univ Prof of Math & Physics, Chair of Math
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Mathematics
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Expertise Key Words:
chaos theory,weather prediction,genome research and the population dynamics of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. chaos research is primarily on period doubling cascades and partial control of chaos.
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301 405 5051
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yorke@umd.edu
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Christian K. Zickert
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Asst Prof
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Mathematics
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Expertise Key Words:
low dimensional topology and its interactions
with arithmetic and mathematical physics.
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Contact Information:
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E-mail(s)
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301 405 5065
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zickert@umd.edu
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