July 1996 - June 1999:
Research Assistant Professor, Mathematics Department, UNC Chapel Hill
Teach math 32 (Calculus), math 166 (numerical analysis), math 129 (advanced
mathematical physics) and math 147 (matrix theory). Work on
modeling fiber spinning process of thermotropic liquid crystals,
unsteady optical glass fiber drawing process, and weakly
compressible flows.
January 1994-May 1996:
Graduate Student Research Assistant, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Studied various numerical methods for thin vortex filaments
with applicaitons on superfluid vortices. Ran the LBL Math.
Dept. advanced seminar.
February 1991 - December 1993:
Graduate Student Instructor, Mathematics Department,
UC Berkeley
Assited in the teaching of calculus, numerical analysis,
and linear algebra. Won the
Outstanding
Graduate Student Instructor Award for 1993-1994
.
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