Applied Mathematics & Scientific Computing
Noah Royce
I am an applied mathematician and educator interested in mathematical modeling of physical and biological systems, numerical methods, and scientific computing.
My current research concerns tensor-train methods for partial differential equations and their use as classical benchmarks for quantum approaches. My broader interests include applied differential equations, numerical analysis, and computational methods for problems in physics.
I hold an M.S. in Applied Mathematics and Data Science from the University of Wisconsin–Stout, as well as bachelor's degrees in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science and in Applied Science with an Applied Physics concentration.
Current appointments
- Research
- Research Fellow, WISER Quantum Solutions Launchpad
May 2026–present - Teaching
- Adjunct Lecturer, University of Wisconsin–Whitewater at Rock County
August 2025–present
Research interests
My primary interests are numerical methods for differential equations, tensor representations of high-dimensional problems, and mathematical models of physical and biological systems. Further information about current and previous projects is available on the research page.
Teaching
I have taught mathematics and physics courses ranging from foundational algebra through calculus and university physics. My teaching experience and course history are described on the teaching page.