Applied Mathematics · Scientific Computing
Noah Royce
Applied mathematician, researcher, and educator
I am an applied mathematician whose interests include mathematical modeling of physical and biological systems, applied differential equations, numerical methods, and scientific computing. My current research examines tensor-based methods for the numerical solution of partial differential equations and their use in benchmarking quantum approaches.
I am a Research Fellow with WISER’s Quantum Solutions Launchpad and an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater at Rock County.
Background
Education and academic interests
I received an M.S. in Applied Mathematics and Data Science from the University of Wisconsin–Stout in 2024. I also hold bachelor's degrees in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science and in Applied Science, with an Applied Physics concentration. My coursework and research have brought together differential equations, numerical analysis, physics, algebra, and computational methods.
My previous research includes differential-equation modeling of kidney bean growth and work on magic-type labelings of zero-divisor graphs. I have also worked as a research assistant in mathematics and in chemistry and physics, and as a quantum information science research intern.
Further information about my research, teaching, publication, and conference presentations is available on the corresponding pages of this site. A current curriculum vitae is available as a PDF.