Teaching

University of Washington 

Graduate

Northwestern University

Graduate

Imperial College London

Course Development

 I developed a three-semester sequence of Methods of Mathematical Physics/Applied Mathematics/Engineering Mathematics in Australia. Enrollment rose to 300+ as it was adopted by both Arts & Sciences and the Engineering School. It culminated in an end-of-semester written project and student team-presentations in a conference-like setting.  

University of Washington Undergraduate Research Symposium: "the country's largest "show and tell" for undergraduate research ". In some sense, this is where I adopted the end-of-semester student presentations from.

Professor Carl Bender teaches Perturbation Methods & Asymptotic Analysis. See our related work

V.I. Arnold on Teaching mathematicsR.P. Feynman on teaching

Dave Fultz (University of Chicago) explains various effects taking place in rotating liquids including Taylor columns. See our work on Taylor columns in (non-rotating) odd viscous liquids and on their rotating counterparts

G.I.Taylor (University of Cambridge) explains various effects taking place in low Reynolds number flows. See some of our work in low Reynolds number hydrodynamics.

Quantum Magazine

Quantum's target audience was high school and college students and their teachers. Content: Mathematics and Physics. Quantum was published by the National Science Teachers Association and Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. All issues archived in the National Science Teachers Association page.

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