Michael Haslam

Michael Haslam is an Associate Professor and Chair of Mathematics and Statistics at York University's Faculty of Science. His research specializes in developing efficient numerical algorithms for complex engineering and scientific problems, focusing on computational electromagnetics, fluid dynamics, and mathematical physics. He investigates wave interactions with complex structures and cosmological models through advanced computational methods.

His research interests include:

• High-accuracy solvers for electromagnetic scattering
• Hydrodynamic stability and cosmological dynamics
• Wave phenomena in geometrically complex systems

Recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on cosmological modeling using dynamical systems approaches and neural network applications in physics. His work frequently addresses anisotropic spacetimes, viscous universe models, and computational neuroscience.

Dr. Haslam currently supervises graduate programs in physics and applied mathematics and maintains active collaborations in computational research.