Hey there!
I'm a computational physicist at Robert Morris University. My research interests are quite eclectic, from computational biology to alternative energy systems, but all of my research largely involves me solving systems numerically.
This website also details my teaching; mainly General Physics I and II (and labs), the Physics of Allied Health, and Computational Biology. I write my own textbooks for these classes and make them available as open educational resources (public domain). If you ever want to use any of my stuff then go right ahead, and let me know if there is anyway I can help. Nothing would make me happier to hear about it too!
What am I working on right now?
I just finished writing the textbook for Computational Biology!
I also recently wrote up some research on the evacuation from big box stores and the effects of exit choose, wheel chair users, group dynamics, panic, etc....
Research on Crowd Dynamics
While I've (probably) concluded my research on crowd dynamics, I'll leave this simple model (as part of a larger simulation of zombies in John Jay for Computational Biology) of a zombie outbreak in a confined space here because its so fun! Zombies are green, infected are dark green, and dead dead (not undead dead) are red. Regular folks are black. Reload the website or it'll slow down over time.