Souvik Roy
Assistant Professor
The University of Texas at Arlington, USA
Hi! I am a tenure-track assistant professor at the Department of Mathematics, University of Texas at Arlington . My primary research area is in the field of inverse problems in medical imaging, stochastic models for cancer and disease dynamics, and optimal treatment assessments. I also work in other interdisciplinary areas like developing optimization algorithms for cure rate models and mathematical methods for signal processing in chromatography.
Lab name: Center for Integrative Math-Bio and Experimental Research (CIMBEX)
Funding from the NSF awards DMS-2212938, DMS-2309491, DMS-2230790; NIH awards R21CA242933, R15GM150091; and UTA IRP and REP grants are gratefully acknowledged.
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