Hezekiah Grayer II
†grayer@princeton.edu

I'm a PhD candidate in the Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics (PACM) at Princeton University, where I am fortunate to be advised by Peter Constantin.

My studies intersect fluid mechanics, plasma physics, and partial differential equations (PDE). Here is a summary of my background and current activities.

For more details, see my curriculum vitae [pdf].

Education

Princeton University
PhD	"Analysis of fluids and plasma" (working title) Advisor: Peter Constantin	2020 - Present
MA	Applied and Computational Mathematics Topics: Analysis of PDE, Numerical Analysis, Plasma Physics	2022
Arizona State University
BS	Mathematics, summa cum laude Advisor: Juan M Lopez	2020
BSE	Aerospace Engineering, summa cum laude	2020

Appointments

BEAM Junior Faculty, Discovery Program	New York Summer 2024
Princeton University Assistant in Instruction, APC 523, MAT 322	New Jersey 2022 - 2024
Arizona State University Teaching Aide, MAE 384	Arizona Spring 2019
Technische Universität Dresden DAAD-RISE Intern	Germany Summer 2018

Awards

Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship	2021
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Princeton President's Fellowship	2020
Benjamin A Gilman Scholarship	2019
President Barack Obama Scholarship	2016

Along the way, I've been very fortunate to have these mentors:

Dallas Albritton, Dan Ginsberg, Greg Hammett, Juan Lopez, Bruno Welfert, Jason Yalim, Ke Wu, Amanda Clark, Yulia Peet, Minh Nguyen, Angelos Filippatos, Valana Wells, Marcus Herrmann, Don Jones, Anthony Helmstetter, and Matthew Blankenship.