Email
sdolson@wpi.edu
Office
Stratton Hall 101
Phone
+1 (508) 8315000 x4940
Education
BA Providence College 2003
MS University of Rhode Island 2005
PhD North Carolina State University 2008

At WPI, I enjoy teaching all courses fundamental to applied mathematics, scientific computing, and modeling. I look forward to mentoring students interested in working on areas in Mathematical Biology, Computational Biofluids, and Scientific Computing. I specialize in Mathematical Biology, understanding emergent properties of complex systems. The goals of these models are to understand the underlying biological processes and make predictions. Please visit my website to learn more about recent research projects.

Email
sdolson@wpi.edu
Education
BA Providence College 2003
MS University of Rhode Island 2005
PhD North Carolina State University 2008

At WPI, I enjoy teaching all courses fundamental to applied mathematics, scientific computing, and modeling. I look forward to mentoring students interested in working on areas in Mathematical Biology, Computational Biofluids, and Scientific Computing. I specialize in Mathematical Biology, understanding emergent properties of complex systems. The goals of these models are to understand the underlying biological processes and make predictions. Please visit my website to learn more about recent research projects.

Office
Stratton Hall 101
Phone
+1 (508) 8315000 x4940

Scholarly Work

Rostami MW and Olson SD. 2019. Fast algorithms for large dense matrices with applications to biofluids. Journal of Computational Physics, Vol. 394, 364-384

Professional Highlights & Honors