Eunjung Noh

I am a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Rollins College. Before that, I was a Dean's Post-Doctoral Scholar at Florida State University, and Hill Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Rutgers University. I obtained Ph.D. in applied mathematics in 2018 at University of Southern California under the direction of Professor Jin Ma. 

My research explores how information, strategic behavior, and market frictions shape price formation and liquidity in modern financial markets. I work on market microstructure and equilibrium modeling using tools from stochastic control, filtering, optimal transport, and mean-field methods. I also study liquidity dynamics and systemic spillovers through empirical analysis of high-frequency data, and I develop machine-learning approaches for forecasting and understanding market structure. My work integrates mathematical rigor with data-driven insights to better explain how markets learn, react, and sometimes destabilize.

Here is my CV in pdf version (updated January 2026).