Mathematics research at the MIND Research Institute spans a wide range of topics. Active areas of research include studies in group theory, knot theory and mathematics education. A concentrated focus of mathematics research is in mathematical biology. Mathematical biology research uses mathematical reasoning and techniques to gain insight into complex biological phenomena. The research at the MIND Research Institute focuses on neuroscience and physiology and overlaps heavily with computational neuroscience research efforts. Other areas of active mathematical biology research focus on modeling the structure and function of DNA.

Mathematics Researchers

Mark Bodner

Director and Institute Researcher; Assistant Research Professor, Department of Physics, University of California, Los Angeles, Visiting Professor, Department of Neurosurgery, Johns Hopkins University.

Jiri Patera

Institute Researcher; Professor titulaire Department of Mathematics, University of Montreal and Centre for Researche Mathematiques.

Matthew Peterson

Co-founder & Chief Technical Officer .

Yongdi Zhou

Director, Neuroscience Institute, Zheizhang University, China, Assistant Professor Department of Neurosurgery, Johns Hopkins University, Institute Collaborator.