

College of Engineering
Our lab develops novel mathematical modeling and computational frameworks to optimize energy technologies across materials, devices, and systems, and infrastructure length and timescales. This multiscale perspective naturally facilitates both bottom-up and top-down thinking such as:
We are especially interested in paradigms to quantify and propagate uncertainty through multiscale optimization problems. As such, our research is at intersection of engineering, applied mathematics, and computational sciences.
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We are looking for outstanding undergraduate researchers, graduate students, and post doctoral scholars.
Interested in mathematical modeling and computer programming? Contact Prof. Dowling to learn more about research projects for ND undergraduate students (especially those majoring in computer science, mathematics, statistics, economics, or ANY engineering discipline). Also see undergraduate projects for the Dowling Lab affiliated with NURF, iSURE, and the College.