Isaac Klapper is a professor of mathematics at Temple University. He studies physical and ecological mathematical models of microbial communities including biofilms.Daniel B. Szyld is a professor of mathematics at Temple University. He has worked on many aspects of numerical linear algebra and matrix computations, including eigenvalue problems, sparse matrix techniques, Schwarz preconditioning and domain decomposition, and Krylov subspace methods. He is an AMS and SIAM fellow.Kai Zhao is an assistant professor of instruction at Temple University. He studies probability and stochastic processes including quantum random walks on fractals.

Isaac Klapper is a professor of mathematics at Temple University. He studies physical and ecological mathematical models of microbial communities including biofilms.Daniel B. Szyld is a professor of mathematics at Temple University. He has worked on many aspects of numerical linear algebra and matrix computations, including eigenvalue problems, sparse matrix techniques, Schwarz preconditioning and domain decomposition, and Krylov subspace methods. He is an AMS and SIAM fellow.Kai Zhao is an assistant professor of instruction at Temple University. He studies probability and stochastic processes including quantum random walks on fractals.

Isaac Klapper is a professor of mathematics at Temple University. He studies physical and ecological mathematical models of microbial communities including biofilms.Daniel B. Szyld is a professor of mathematics at Temple University. He has worked on many aspects of numerical linear algebra and matrix computations, including eigenvalue problems, sparse matrix techniques, Schwarz preconditioning and domain decomposition, and Krylov subspace methods. He is an AMS and SIAM fellow.Kai Zhao is an assistant professor of instruction at Temple University. He studies probability and stochastic processes including quantum random walks on fractals.