- Unique curriculum emphasizing advanced applied mathematical methods and high performance computing.
- Science topics include Fluid Dynamics, Plasma Physics, Space Physics, Geoscience, and Dynamical Systems.
- 15 faculty members from multiple departments within the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS).
- Facilities include a new 4,096 core 2.4 Ghz Cray supercomputer sponsored by the NSF.
- Students are supported by TA-ships, CEPS fellowships, and grants from NSF, NASA, DoE, AFOSR, and other agencies.
- Prospective students should possess a Bachelor's or Master's degree in mathematics, a physical science, or engineering.