Brooke McGuire

Brooke McGuire is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the College of Science and Mathematics, University of Arizona. Her academic appointment reflects a strong interdisciplinary focus, bridging applied mathematics and biomedical sciences.

Educational Background:

• Ph.D. in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering, University of Arizona, 2003
• MS in Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona, 1997
• BS in Applied Mathematics, University of Rochester, 1994

Her research focuses on theoretical modeling of physiological systems, particularly oxygen transport dynamics in skeletal muscle and macromolecular behavior in vascular tissues. Using mathematical frameworks, she investigates transport limitations, capillary density estimation, and metabolic responses under stress conditions such as hypoxia. Her work contributes to foundational understanding in exercise physiology and biomedical engineering.

The analysis of her publications reveals a consistent theme in mathematical physiology, with emphasis on modeling oxygen consumption, diffusion processes, and vascular transport phenomena. These studies employ theoretical frameworks to explore biological constraints and predict system behavior under extreme physiological demands.

Scientific Awards:

• Outstanding Teacher Award 2016-2017, Department of Mathematics

Brooke McGuire has contributed to academic service through roles such as Committee Member on the Faculty Grievance Committee (2017–2020). She has also engaged in public service with the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art. While no formal advising or grant activity is listed, her teaching portfolio includes core mathematics courses such as College Algebra and Precalculus Mathematics. There is no indication of lab affiliations or research teams in the available data.