Laura S. Storch
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Associations
Mathematics
Hathorn Hall, Room 215
About
Laura Storch completed her PhD in Applied Mathematics in 2017 at the University of New Hampshire. After completion of her PhD, she was a postdoctoral scholar at William & Mary and Oregon State University. Laura’s research falls broadly within the topic of theoretical ecology, with an emphasis on studying spatial pattern change and ecological transitions using topological data analysis.
If you are a student with an interest in mathematical ecology research, please feel free to reach out. In collaboration with faculty at William & Mary, Laura has co-advised undergraduate summer research projects for several summers.
Expertise
Current Courses
Winter Semester 2024
DCS 355H / MATH 355H
Numerical Linear Algebra
MATH 105
Calculus I
MATH 105
Calculus I
MATH 360
Independent Study
MATH 458
Senior Thesis
Fall Semester 2024
DCS 355A / MATH 355A
Numerical Analysis
MATH 105
Calculus I
MATH 105
Calculus I