Marko Budišić

Marko Budišić

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

Marko Budišić’s Research Group

I am an assistant professor in mathematics, with research in nonlinear dynamics. At Clarkson, I am affiliated with:

I teach classes in dynamical systems (ODEs, maps, numerical algorithms), and other mathematical topics.

I additionally serve as the Graduate Committee Chair for the Department of Mathematics.

I was born in Zagreb, Croatia where I lived until graduation from UNIZG-FER in 2006. After that, I moved to Santa Barbara, CA to get my PhD at UC Santa Barbara, then Madison, WI for a postdoc at University of Wisconsin, Madison and now finally to Potsdam, NY.

News

Fall 2021Currently on a family leave of absence as we welcomed our second boy, Nikola
Jul 2021Paper published in Frontiers in Public Health, lead by an excellent undergraduate Leon Lufkin (now at Yale), on PCA+genetic optimization analysis of Rheumatoid Arthritis comorbities (joint work with Lufkin, S. Mondal, and S.Sur)
Feb 2021Published draft of Modern Koopman Theory for Dynamical Systems (joint with Brunton, Kaiser, and Kutz)
Jun 2021Published paper, with PhD student A. Albarakati as the 1st author, on merging data-driven ROM with particle filters; collaboration with MCRN including E. Van Vleck
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Fall 2019Teaching MA533 Ordinary Differential Equations and MA321 Advanced calculus
May 2019SIAM DS19 Minisymposium Presentation (PDF)
May 2019SIAM DS19 Minitutorial on Koopman/DMD Presentation (PDF)
May 2019Awarded Clarkson University Outstanding New Teacher Award
Fall 2018I am on a family leave as we welcomed our first son, Luka.
Jun 2018Attended NSF CBMS “Harmonic Analysis” meeting at Iowa State University
May 2018Attended PICMath 2018 workshop at Brigham Young University
Apr 2018Accepted into PICMath 2018 program with a grant to develop industrial math course for Spring ’19.
Mar 2018Awarded inaugural Solinsky Ignite Pilot Grant (with B. Helenbrook and P. Piperni)
Jan 2018Organized JMM2018 Project NExT panel on Incorporating Social Justice into Math Curriculum, with Drs. Hill, Hobson, and Thompson. Panelists: Drs. Adiredja, Crisman, and Khadjavi. Materials: http://bit.ly/2CZjX5M
Dec 2017Gave a talk at NOLTA2017
Nov 2017Gave a talk at the Institute for STEM Ed seminar titled “My experiences with Project NExT”
Nov 2017FAQ for those interested in MA330 in the Spring semester
Sep 2017Appointed (by courtesy) to the Assistant Professor at Institute for STEM Education.
Sep 2017Visiting the old stomping grounds of Santa Barbara, CA for the Set Oriented Numerics Workshop
Aug 2017I’ve been added to the list of Math Alliance mentors. Math Alliance goals are to increase participation in math sciences. (my mentor profile)
Aug 2017Clarkson’s Math Wall and Twitter accounts are now set-up: #CUMathWall @ClarksonMath
Jul 2017Attended MAA Mathfest 2017 with Project NExT Blue’17. An eye-opening experience.
Jul 2017A dead link to demo dataset in Koopman code has been fixed. Old posts (hosted at Wordpress) are back: Writings.
Jun 2017Joined Project NExT Blue’17 cohort.
Jun 2017Our team-written review “Frontiers of Chaotic Advection” in honor of the late H. Aref and S. Meleshko has finally been published: Rev. Mod. Phys
May 2017It was great to meet all the new people at SIAM DS17. If you want to stay in touch, feel free to connect on ResearchGate or just shoot me an e-mail.
May 2017Travel to SIAM DS17 conference (talk at Primrose B, Tue 1.15p, co-organizer of minisymposia MS94 and MS100)
Apr 2017Spoke at Clarkson Center for Complex Systems Science (C3S2) Seminar
Apr 2017Spoke at Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Department Colloquium (Clarkson)
Apr 2017FAQ for those interested in MA330 in the Fall semester
Mar 2017Speaking at Clarkson University Mechanical and Aerospace Seminar (Friday, Mar 10, 2pm, CAMP176)
Feb 2017Traveling to SIAM CSE 17 in Atlanta (talk)
Aug 2016Paper in DCDS-S published
Jul 2016Moved to Clarkson
May 2016Mesochronic Analysis paper updated on arXiv