Roan James
PhD Student in Mathematics
University of Rochester
I am a PhD student in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Rochester, supervised by Professor Arjun Krishnan.
My research lies in stochastic analysis, with a particular focus on directed polymers in intermediate disorder and the stochastic heat equation.
You can find my CV here CV
Current Research
My thesis studies scaling limits of directed polymer models and their connections with stochastic partial differential equations.
Undergraduate Education
I received a MMath in Mathematics from the University of Sheffield, graduating with First Class Honours. During my final year, I was awarded the T. M. Flett Prize in recognition of achieving the highest marks in Pure Mathematics.
Teaching and Conferences
During my time at the University of Rochester, I have served as a teaching assistant and instructor for a range of undergraduate and graduate courses, and have attended several conferences and summer schools in probability and stochastic analysis.
A summary of my teaching experience, conference participation, and travel support is available below.
Contact
Email: Rjames15@ur.rochester.edu
Office: Hylan Building 1104
Department: Department of Mathematics, University of Rochester