As a result of their exceptional use of the mathematical programming language MATLAB in their “Outstanding” entry in SCUDEM 2025, the mathematical modeling team of Corwin Eisenbeiss, Andy Jiang, and Kiran Yesley is now featured in the MathWorks Winner’s Circle!
The team used MATLAB to model atmospheric entry particle dynamics in their analysis of the long-term evolution of space dust.
You can read more about their work at the MathWorks Winner’s Circle: https://www.mathworks.com/academia/students/competitions/winners.html
And you can watch their winning video on the SCUDEM YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZyigQ99FQY&list=PLHUyzRr_S0TtC2Z27AnGQq4MltWP5AJNj
Congrats to Corwin, Andy, and Kiran for their fantastic work on this university-level modeling competition! For more information about mathematical modeling opportunities, see Mr. Honner in the math department.
