Ruby Kim

Postdoctoral Assistant Professor

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4843 East Hall

Mathematics Department

University of Michigan

I am a postdoc in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Michigan. I received my PhD in Mathematics from Duke University in May 2022. My research interests are in mathematical biology studied using methods from dynamical systems and scientific computing.

I have five semesters of experience as an Instructor of Record and three semesters of experience teaching a lab or discussion section of linear algebra or calculus. I also received the Certificate in College Teaching from Duke University.

selected publications

  1. Mathematical insights into the role of dopamine signaling in circadian entrainment
    Ruby Kim, H. Frederik Nijhout, and Michael C Reed
    Mathematical Biosciences 2023
  2. One-carbon metabolism during the menstrual cycle and pregnancy
    Ruby Kim, H. Frederik Nijhout, and Michael C Reed
    PLoS Computational Biology 2021
  3. A mathematical model of circadian rhythms and dopamine
    Ruby Kim, and Michael C. Reed
    Theoretical Biology and Medical Modelling 2021
  4. Uncovering the dynamics of a circadian-dopamine model influenced by the light-dark cycle
    Ruby Kim, and Thomas P. Witelski
    Mathematical Biosciences 2022