Gideon Simpson

Gideon Simpson is an Associate Professor and Associate Department Head in the Department of Mathematics at Drexel University, where he works on mathematical challenges in the natural and applied sciences. He serves as a Graduate Adviser and focuses on developing mathematical models with multiscale features, as well as efficient algorithms for their simulation.

• Education: PhD in Applied Mathematics from Columbia University (2008), BA in Mathematics from Cornell University (2003)

His research spans applications in geosciences, fluid dynamics, plasma physics, optics, materials science, and chemistry, with a current emphasis on variance reduction and uncertainty quantification in stochastic simulation methods. These techniques help scientists assess confidence in quantitative predictions.

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As Graduate Adviser, he mentors students in mathematical modeling and computational methods. Contact: grs53@drexel.edu