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Guillaume Bal is a Professor in the Department of Statistics at the University of Chicago. He serves as the Director of the Committee on Computational Applied Mathematics (CCAM). His research interests lie in the application of inverse problems theory to geophysical and medical imaging, focusing on inverse transport theory analysis and coupled-physics imaging modalities. His work involves theoretical computation regarding partial differential models and random coefficients propagation, as well as stochasticity over a wide range of applications including wave propagation in heterogeneous environments, time reversal techniques, uncertainty quantification, and stability in topological insulators. He is actively engaging in mathematical trends related to medical imaging, and recently held a workshop in July 2023 to discuss advancements in this field. Bal's contributions enhance the understanding and application of complex imaging modalities, impacting both theoretical foundations and practical implementations in various scientific domains.
Department of Philosophy