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Baris Coskunuzer

Baris Coskunuzer

Professor - Mathematical Sciences
 
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Professional Preparation

PhD - Math
Princeton University - 2004

Research Areas

Geometric Topology
Topological Data Analysis
Machine Learning

Publications

Identification of Molecular Compounds Targeting Bacterial Propionate Metabolism with Topological Machine Learning 2024 - Other
Towards Neural Scaling Laws for Foundation Models on Temporal Graphs 2024 - Data Set
ToFi-ML: Retinal Image Screening with Topological Machine Learning 2024 - Book Chapter
Breast Cancer Detection with Topological Machine Learning 2023 - Conference Paper
Minimal surfaces in ℍ2 × ℝ: Non-fillable curves 2023 - Journal Article
3D MRI Brain Tumor Diagnosis with Topological Descriptors 2023 - Conference Paper
Chainlet Orbits: Topological Address Embedding for the Bitcoin Blockchain 2023 - Journal Article
Histopathological Cancer Detection with Topological Signatures 2023 - Conference Paper

Projects

Distribution Network Resilience Enhancement with Topological Neural Networks
2022/12–2025/12 NSF-DMS-AMPS Research Grant (co-PI Jie Zhang)
Minimal Surfaces in Hyperbolic 3-Manifolds
2022/08–2025/07 NSF-DMS Geometric Analysis Research Grant
Innovative geometric deep learning models for onboard detection of anomalous events
2022/08–2024/02 NASA AIST Grant (co-I) (PIs: Y. Gel, Kyo Lee)
Minimal Surfaces in 3-manifolds
2018/08–2023/07 Simons Collaboration Grant

News Articles

Math Approach May Make Drug Discovery More Effective, Efficient
Computer Aided Drug Discovery Dr. Baris Coskunuzer, professor of mathematical sciences at UT Dallas, and his colleagues developed an approach based on topological data analysis to screen thousands of possible drug candidates virtually and narrow the compound candidates considerably to those that are most fit for laboratory and clinical testing.