Zach Turner
PhD Student, Mathematics
Duke University
Zach Turner
PhD Student, Mathematics
Duke University
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PhD Student, Mathematics
Duke University
About Me
About Me
My name is Zachary Turner. I am a second year PhD student at Duke University in the Mathematics Department advised by Alexander Kiselev. I am an NSF GRFP fellow and a Duke Sloan UCEM Affiliate. I graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics in Spring 2024. I am interested in partial differential equations of chemotaxis and fluid dynamics, and computational modeling in the context of mathematical biology. My email is zach.turner@duke.edu.
Recent News
Recent News
5/4/25: I have officially finished my qualifying requirement as of today!
12/13/24: I have been selected Duke Sloan UCEM Affiliate! This includes mentoring resources and a one time $500 research/travel grant.
Recent Conference/Expository Talks
Recent Conference/Expository Talks
Spectral Theory of Fokker-Planck Operators (Statistical Mechanics Reading Group, Duke), June 2025
Methods for Uncertainty Quantification in Pulmonary Hemodynamics Simulations (RTG Ranch Retreat, Rice), May 2025
An Overview of Mathematical Biology (Grad-Fac Seminar, Duke), March 2025
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