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Mathematics, Sustainability, and a Bridge to Decision Support

Mary Lou Zeeman (mlzeeman@bowdoin.edu) is the Wells Johnson Professor of Mathematics at Bowdoin College. She received her Ph.D. at Berkeley, worked at U. T. San Antonio for 15 years, and has held postdocs at the IMA and MIT, as well as visiting positions at Michigan and Cornell. Her research interests include dynamical systems, population dynamics and fisheries, neuroscience, endocrinology, and climate science. Zeeman is also involved in several interdisciplinary initiatives focused on the health of the planet. She co-directs the Mathematics and Climate Research Network, which links researchers across the U.S. and beyond to develop the mathematics needed to better understand the earth’s climate (http://www.mathclimate.org). She helped found the Institute for Computational Sustainability based at Cornell University, and she is on the organizational team of the Mathematics of Planet Earth 2013 initiative.