Marc Aurèle Gilles's academic webpage

I am an assistant professor in the department of Mathematics at Princeton University.

I am interested in applied mathematics pretty broadly but particularly in problems involving numerical linear algebra. In the past, I have worked in numerical analysis, computational imaging and applied statistics with applications to radar sensing, X-ray imaging, path planning, and augmented reality. My recent work has been on algorithms for cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM). I built and maintain RECOVAR, a software tool for reconstructing flexible proteins from large and noisy cryo-EM datasets based on this work.

You can reach me at mg6942@princeton.edu.

Some links:

• Google Scholar
• Github
• CV

Teaching

Current (Fall 2024):

• MAT 321 - Numerical Analysis and Scientific computing
• Junior seminar on ""The top 10 algorithms of the 20th century"

Past:

• MAT 321, Spring 2023.