Jian Du

Jian Du is an Associate Professor at Florida Institute of Technology, affiliated with the College of Engineering and Science and the Department of Mathematics and Systems Engineering. His research spans Mathematical Biology, Scientific Computing, Numerical Analysis, and Fluid Mechanics, focusing on computational modeling of biological and physical fluid systems.

• Research Interests: Mathematical modeling of biological processes, numerical methods for fluid dynamics, computational hemodynamics, and soft matter physics.
• Key Contributions: Development of adaptive mesh refinement algorithms, simulations of platelet aggregation mechanics, and studies on polyelectrolyte gel dynamics.
• Collaborations: Interdisciplinary work at the intersection of mathematics, biomedical engineering, and materials science.

His recent publications highlight applications in arterial thrombosis, microswimmer dynamics, and gel swelling mechanisms, leveraging high-resolution numerical methods.

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