Dr. Brett Werner
- Title: Assistant Professor of Data Science
- College: College of Science and Technology
- Email Address: [email protected]
- Office Phone: 402.557.7806
- Office Location: BC ESB 4216
- Subject(s):
- Data Science
- Mathematics
- Degrees Awarded:
- BS in Mathematics and Engineering Physics
- MS in Mathematics
- MS in Data Science
- PhD in Mathematics
- Experience:
- Assistant Professor, Bellevue University (Bellevue, NE)
- Adjunct Faculty, Colorado School of Mines
- Affiliate Faculty, Regis University (Denver, CO)
- Lecturer, University of Colorado Boulder
- Assistant Professor, University of St. Thomas (Houston, TX)
- Seismic Imager, CGG (Houston, TX)
- Lecturer, University of Denver
- Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Northern Iowa
- J. Asplund and B. Werner, Reconfiguration graphs of shortest path graphs with no induced 4-cycles, Discrete Mathematics, 343(10) (2020), 111640.
- J. Asplund, K. Edoh, R. Haas, Y. Hristova, B. Novick, and B. Werner, Reconguration graphs of shortest paths, Discrete Mathematics, 341(10) (2018), 2938-2948.
- B. Werner, Strong orbit equivalence and residuality, Topological Methods and Nonlinear Analysis, 39(2) (2012), 285-310.
- B. Werner, An example of Kakutani equivalent and strong orbit equivalent substitution systems that are not conjugate, Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems - Series S, 2(2) (2009), 239-249.
- August 2017: Received full funding for REUF research group to collaborate at ICERM on the Brown University campus
- January 2017: Selected as a STEM faculty undergraduate research leader at the University of St. Thomas
- July 2016: Selected as a participant in the AIM Research Experiences for Undergraduate Faculty (REUF) workshop
- Summer 2011: Member of a four-person team awarded a grant tasked with transforming a Business Calculus course to a hybrid format
- January 2008: Appointed as the Bill Dorn Lecturer for outstanding teaching as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Denver
- May 2000: Recipient of Robert Green Memorial Award awarded to the outstanding freshman engineering student at Morningside College
- Data Science
- Graph Theory
- Dynamical Systems
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