Ruby Kim
Postdoctoral Assistant Professor
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
- Mathematical insights into the role of dopamine signaling in circadian entrainmentMathematical Biosciences 2023
- One-carbon metabolism during the menstrual cycle and pregnancyPLoS Computational Biology 2021
- A mathematical model of circadian rhythms and dopamineTheoretical Biology and Medical Modelling 2021
- Uncovering the dynamics of a circadian-dopamine model influenced by the light-dark cycleMathematical Biosciences 2022