Started PhD in Applied Mathematics (Fall 2025)

Hello, fellow researchers and academic mentors!

I am excited to share that I have recently started my PhD in Applied Mathematics at Texas Tech University. My research interests lie in exploring advanced topics in Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Physics, and Data Science. I look forward to contributing to impactful projects, collaborating with other researchers, and pushing the boundaries of mathematical knowledge.

My Research Interests

My primary research interests include: Applied Mathematics, Fluid Dynamics, Mathematical Physics, Partial Differential Equations.

What I Bring to the Table

• Research Experience: I have led and contributed to projects on Applied Mathematics and Data Science . This experience has given me a strong foundation in both theoretical and applied Mathematics research.
• Collaborative Spirit: I thrive in collaborative environments and have experience working with interdisciplinary teams to achieve impactful research outcomes. Technical Skills: Proficient in MATHEMATICA, Maple, MATLAB, Python,with experience in data preprocessing, model development, evaluation, and clinical data analysis.
• Publication Track: I have co-authored papers in journals, showcasing my ability to contribute to advancing Mathematical Physics research.

What I Am Looking For

I am seeking a PhD position where I can:

Engage in Cutting-Edge Research: Opportunities to work on innovative projects at the intersection of Applied Mathematics, Data Science. Mentorship and Guidance: Access to a supportive academic environment where I can learn from experienced researchers and faculty in these domains. Academic Community: Being part of a vibrant academic community that values interdisciplinary research, collaboration, and innovation.

Next Steps

Next Steps If you are looking for a dedicated and passionate researcher to join your team or if you know of any opportunities that align with my interests, I would love to connect. Please reach out to me at (nooralam.cou@gmail.com) to discuss potential opportunities or collaborations.

Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to contributing to the exciting field of Mathmatica Physics and Data Science through a PhD program!