R. Dean Malmgren
Principal, DataScope Analytics LLC
r-malmgren@northwestern.edu
Bio
My primary research interest is in characterizing how complex systems and their agents change over time. Motivated by the observation that complex systems exhibit extraordinarily similar organizations, I am particularly interested in exploring the possibility that there are some underlying evolutionary mechanisms guiding the organization of seemingly disparate systems. I also enjoy running and competing in triathlons as an amateur endurance athelete. In a former lifetime as an undergraduate, I played club water polo and, as captain of the team, we won a national championship; that was fun.
Education
- B. Sc. Chemical Engineering Cum laude, University of Michigan (2003)
- B. Sc. Mathematics, University of Michigan (2003)
Appointments
- Predoctoral Intern, Yahoo! Research (2008 - 2008)
Awards and Honors
- Runner-up, Distinguished Graduate Researcher Award, Chemical and Biological Engineering Department, Northwestern University (2008)
- Student presentation award, NICO Complexity Conference (2007)
- Honorable mention, NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (2006)
- NSF-IGERT Graduate Research Fellowship, NSF (2005)
- Murphy Fellowship, Chemical and Biological Engineering Department, Northwestern University (2004)
Selected Communications
- Northwestern University, Chemical and Biological Engineering Department Evanston, IL; USA (September 2008)
- Yahoo! Research, Machine Learning Group New York, NY; USA (August 2008)
- Northwestern University, Physics and Astronomy Department Evanston, IL; USA (February 2007)
- Northwestern Univeristy, Chemical and Biological Engineering Department Advisory board committee Evanston, IL; USA (January 2007)
- INFORMS Annual Meeting Washington, DC; USA (November 2008)
- INFORMS Annual Meeting Seattle, WA; USA (October 2007)
- StatPhys23 Satellite Conference on Complex Systems Pula, Cagliari; ITA (July 2007)
- NICO Complexity Conference Evanston, IL; USA (April 2007)
- AIChE Annual Meeting Cincinnati, OH; USA (November 2005)
- CNLS Collectives Formation in Biological and Social Systems Sante Fe, NM; USA (April 2005)