Rosangela Follmann

Dr. Rosangela Follmann is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the School of Information Technology, Illinois State University. Her research focuses on interdisciplinary areas including machine learning, computational neuroscience, and high performance computing. She advises both undergraduate and graduate students on projects such as network synchronization, biophysical seizure modeling, and reservoir computing optimization.

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Her research interests span computational biology, data analysis, and applications of machine learning to healthcare and neuroscience. Current student projects include temperature effects on network synchronization, EEG data analysis tools, and predictive modeling of diseases like Brucellosis.

Advising & Students:

• Current advisees: Twinkle Jaswal (undergraduate), Nathan Whitney (undergraduate), George Jacob (MSCS graduate), Cassie Magginis (honors undergraduate co-advised with Prof. Epa Rosa)
• Former advisees: Jack Luu (MSIS), Zach Mobille (Biomath), Gangadhar Katuri (MSCS), Sahan Yalavarthi (high school SPARK program)

Labs/Teams: Leads a research group focused on interdisciplinary computational projects, collaborating with departments such as Biology through co-advising arrangements.