Mickey Salins

Mickey Salins, CAS associate professor of mathematics and statistics, is an expert in probability, stochastic partial differential equations, and infinite dimensional stochastic dynamical systems. His research examines the evolution of a vast array of models that consider the presence of randomness, an inherent component in models throughout the physical and engineering sciences. A member of the American Mathematical Society, he has published 25 articles in leading mathematics journals, including the Annals of Probability and Analysis and Computations, working to resolve long-standing open questions of the role of noise in the behavior of stochastic dynamical systems.