John McSweeney
دانشیار · Stochastic epidemics on networks
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technologyمعرفی
John McSweeney serves as Associate Professor of Mathematics at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, where he teaches probability, statistics, and stochastic processes. His research applies stochastic methods to biosciences, epidemics, and recreational mathematics.
Academic qualifications:
- PhD, The Ohio State University, 2009
- MSc, The Ohio State University, 2004
- BSc, McGill University, 2002
Research interests encompass stochastic epidemics on networks, probability theory, modeling sleep/wake cycling in neuronal networks, population dynamics, biochemical reaction systems, recreational mathematics, and the history of mathematics. His work bridges theoretical probability with practical applications in biology and chemistry.
Publications reveal a consistent theme of stochastic modeling across diverse domains, including chemical reactions, epidemics, and even crossword puzzles. This interdisciplinary approach highlights the versatility of probability theory.
Dr. McSweeney actively mentors students, notably advising Rose-Hulman's Human-Powered Vehicle Team to regional competition victories. He also engages with media on topics like Powerball lottery probabilities, demonstrating public outreach.
