steven strogatz

Courses taught at Cornell:  “Calculus” (Math 192, Math 293); “Advanced Engineering Analysis” (TAM 310); “Intermediate Dynamics” (TAM 570); “Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos” (TAM 578); “Methods of Applied Mathematics” (TAM 610, 611); “Perturbation Methods” (TAM 613); “Complex Systems” (TAM 678); "Applied Dynamical Systems" (Math 717).  

Courses taught at MIT: “Principles of Applied Mathematics” (1994);  “Calculus” (1993);  “Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos” (1990–1993);  “Complex Variables” and “Mathematical Methods for Engineers” (1989–1993).

Duncan Watts (Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 1997)
M.K. Stephen Yeung (Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 1999)
Duncan Callaway (Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 2001)
Joel Ariaratnam (Applied Mathematics, 2002)
Michelle Girvan (Physics, 2003)
Daniel Wiley (Applied Mathematics, 2006)
Danny Abrams (Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 2006)
Sam Arbesman (Computational Biology, 2008)
Erik Martens (Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Ph.D., 2009)
Lauren Childs (Applied Mathematics, Ph.D., 2010)
Seth Marvel (Applied Mathematics, Ph.D. expected 2011)
Tim Novikoff (Applied Mathematics, Ph.D. expected 2012)

John Weisenfeld (Cornell, 1997)

Ricardo Oliva (Cornell, 2001)
Basant Sharma (Cornell, 2004)
Marc Timme (Cornell, 2005)

Shinya Watanabe (Applied Mathematics, 1995)
Mauricio Barahona (Physics, 1996)

Co-PI of Cornell’s Summer Mathematics Institute, (2006-present), a summer “boot camp” for mathematically talented women and minority undergraduates who are headed for graduate school and desire a stronger foundation in analysis and algebra.

Advisory Board, SIAM Dynamical Systems Activity Group (2006-2007).

External Faculty, Santa Fe Institute (2004-2010).

Organizer, SIAM Conference on Applications of Dynamical Systems (1997).

Director, SIAM Activities Group on Dynamical Systems (1996-1999).

Co-Chairman, Gordon Research Conference on Theoretical Biology (1992).