Tingting Tang

Dr. Tingting Tang is an Assistant Professor at San Diego State University (SDSU) with a joint appointment in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the SDSU Imperial Valley campus. Her research focuses on numerical methods for differential equations in population modeling, application of numerical algebraic geometry to optimization and machine learning, and deterministic ecological/epidemic modeling.

• Education:
  • Ph.D. (2017), University of Louisiana at Lafayette
  • M.S. (2014), University of Louisiana at Lafayette
  • B.S. (2012), East China University of Science and Technology
• Research Focus:
  • Numerical methods for ODEs/PDEs in population modeling
  • Algebraic geometry applications in optimization and machine learning
  • Deterministic models for ecological and epidemic systems

Her recent publications demonstrate interdisciplinary work bridging algebraic geometry with ecological modeling and machine learning. She has contributed to structural identifiability analysis, homotopy continuation methods, and metapopulation optimization studies.