معرفی
Dr. Chenkuan Li is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Brandon University, where he has been since 2002. His academic career includes roles at institutions such as the University of Alberta (Augustana), Cape Breton University, and the University of Lethbridge. He holds a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of Regina (1994) and has published extensively in areas like fractional calculus, distribution theory, and algorithm analysis. His research focuses on fractional differential equations, generalized integral transforms, and network communication algorithms, including studies on average-case messy broadcasting in network topologies.
Research Interests:
- Mathematics: Distribution theory, fractional calculus, nonlinear differential equations, generalized integral transforms.
- Computer Science: Algorithm analysis, data networking, messy broadcasting in hypercubes and d-ary trees.
Awards:
- NSERC Discovery Grant (2019–2025)
- Brandon University Senate Award for Excellence in Teaching (2016)
- Brandon University Senate Award for Excellence in Research (2015)
- 1994 Graduate Student Scholarly Research Award (University of Regina)
Grants and Services:
- Recipient of multiple institutional and government grants, including NSERC and Brandon University funding.
- Roles in editorial boards, conference committees, and academic evaluations across institutions.
- Supervised numerous undergraduate research projects and advised on academic policies.
Teaching: Courses span Mathematics (Calculus, Real Analysis) and Computer Science (Algorithms, Networking, Programming), with a focus on bridging theory and practical applications.
