Numerical Methods and Applications
Department of Mathematics, UC3M
The research group Numerical Methods and Applications (NuMA) at UC3M focuses on developing, analyzing, and implementing numerical methods to address challenges at the intersection of mathematics, science/engineering, and high-performance scientific computing.
Members
Juan A. Acebrón
Associate Professor
Diego Álvarez
Associate Professor
Víctor Bayona
Associate Professor
Francisco Bernal
Associate Professor
Pedro González
Associate Professor
Pedro J. Hernando
Associate Professor
Miguel Moscoso
Full Professor
Former Members
Carlos E. Chávez
Senior Data Scientist
Manuel Kindelan
Honorific Professor
Jorge Morón
Quant Developer
Recent Publications
Recent & Upcoming Seminars
Past Projects
In this project, we develop advanced imaging techniques to better understand animal behavior in their natural environments. To achieve this, we propose: (i) customized light-sheet microscopy (LSM) hardware and software tailored for imaging small animals in the wild, (ii) mathematical algorithms designed to capture images in cluttered or complex media, and (iii) computational models to analyze and interpret behavioral patterns from the acquired data. Our work explores compressive sensing and machine learning algorithms, which have recently shown significant promise in addressing these challenges.
