David Shirokoff

David Shirokoff is an Associate Professor in the Mathematical Sciences department at New Jersey Institute of Technology. His research focuses on numerical analysis and computational methods, particularly Runge-Kutta methods, high-order numerical schemes, and fluid dynamics. He has received the Simons Foundation Award and holds multiple federal grants including a National Science Foundation project on accuracy-preserving time-stepping methods. His work addresses challenges in numerical stability, boundary conditions, and order reduction in computational simulations.

Research interests include algebraic structures in numerical methods, weak stage order analysis for Runge-Kutta schemes, and computational approaches for fluid flow problems. His recent publications investigate spatial manifestations of order reduction and high-weak stage order design in time-stepping algorithms.

• Grants: Collaborative Research (NSF, 2023-2026), Simons Foundation Award (2015–present)
• Awards: Simons Foundation Award
• Labs/Teams: Collaborations in computational mathematics and fluid dynamics research