Dr. Weiwei Zhang is an associate professor of mathematics with over a decade of experience teaching a wide range of introductory and advanced undergraduate mathematics courses. She holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics and has taught various subjects, including Numerical Analysis, Calculus, Linear Algebra, Mathematical Reasoning, Statistics, Finite Mathematics, among others. Dr. Zhang’s research interests span mathematical biology, electromagnetic wave propagation, and Boolean control networks.
Education
B.S., Computational Mathematics, Jilin University
M.S., Computational Mathematics, Jilin University
Ph.D., Applied Mathematics, Michigan State University
Publications, Presentations, and Conferences
Advancing Control of Boolean Control Networks with Delays in Output and States: From the Smith Predictor to Its Modification (with Yuanchang Sun and Kai Huang), Journal of the Franklin Institute, 2025, Volume 362, 107767
On the Convergence of Structure Constrained Nonnegative Matrix Factorizations for Blind Source Separations (with Yuanchang Sun and Kai Huang), Communications on Analysis and Computation, 2024, Volume 2(2), pages: 199-214.
