Tabib Chowdhury, 3rd Year, Applied Mathematics and Statistics, 2022

Research Program: MURPPS
Faculty Mentor: Dr. Sebastian Schreiber
Research Title: Exploring Ergodic Properties in a randomly switching environment
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Three words to describe me: Practical, imaginative, considerate

What are your future plans and/or goals?

I plan to go on to graduate school for my PhD in applied mathematics and hopefully continue my research there.

In what ways has engaging in undergraduate research impacted your future goals and plans?

Engaging in research as an undergrad has inspired me to continue to pursue research as a career.

What contribution(s) will your research make to your field of study?

We are theorizing significant results on exponential ergodicity using prior research on the subject.

What preparation and research experience did you have before applying to your research program?

I have been a research assistant under professor Sebastian Schreiber for the past couple of months.

What advice do you have for other undergraduate students seeking research experiences?

Some of the best experiences in research are the ones you don't expect.