I finished my Ph.D. under the direction of Richard Penney at Purdue, and came directly to Saint Louis University as a tenure-track assistant professor. I have been fortunate to contribute to a growing ...

Professor Pozzi obtained her Ph.D. in Pure Mathematics in 2011 at the University of Lyon, in France under the guidance of Isabelle Chalendar. Her Ph.D. established results about universal operators ...

Brody spent the first six years of his academic career as a student of mechanical engineering and then abruptly changed course to pursue mathematics in graduate school. His interest in signal ...

Before becoming a mathematician, I was trained as a lab technician with a specialty in Botany. My degree was obtained in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in 1982. After spending several years cloning ...

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I developed an interest in the area of Frame Theory when I got involved in research at the Frame Research Center, University of Missouri-Columbia, under the guidance of Professor Peter Casazza. Over ...

Professor Hutz did his Ph.D. in arithmetic dynamics under Joseph H. Silverman followed by post-doctoral positions at Amherst College and City University of New York. He joined the faculty at Saint ...

I completed a Ph.D. at the University of Illinois under the direction of Derek J.S. Robinson. My research interests in group theory include rewritability, non-abelian tensor products and applications ...

I wrote a thesis in Functional Analysis under the direction of Ky Fan getting my PhD at Notre Dame in 1962 having spent 1960 - 1961 with Fan at Wayne State University and 1961 -1962 with Fan at ...

ST. LOUIS – The lifetime prevalence of voice disorders in the adult population in the United States is approximately 30%, suggesting that 20-23 million adults may experience a voice disorder annually.

It’s a not-so-guarded secret that a lot of effort goes into making the Blue Angels’ performances look easy. So it should come as no surprise that 2005 Saint Louis University Parks College alum, Matt ...