Research Assistant

Jalil D. Hasanyan

@ ******@***.*** ***- ***- **** 523 Plum Ridge Trail, Sidney, Ohio, 45365

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EDUCATION

M.Sc. in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

New York University

2019– 2021 New York City, NY

• Program: Mechanical Engineering

• Specialization: Controls and Dynamic Systems

• Research Lab: Dynamical Systems Laboratory

• Selected Courses: Fundamentals of Robot Mobility, Probability and Stochastic Processes, Linear Control Theory and Design, Thermal Engineering, and Solid Mechanics.

M.Sc. in Mathematics

Virginia Tech

2017– 2019 Blacksburg, VA

• Program: Mathematics

• Specialization: Applied and Computational Mathematics

• Thesis Topic: Modeling and analysis of a moving conductive string in a magnetic field

• Advisor: Professor Lizette Zietsman

• Selected Courses: Finite Element Method, Approximation of Dynamical Systems, Calculus of Variation and Optimal control, Reduced Order Modeling, and Nonlinear Systems.

B.Sc. in Mathematics

Virginia Tech

2013– 2017 Blacksburg, VA

• Program: Mathematics

• Research Lab: Bio-Inspired Fluid Lab

• Selected Courses: Numerical Analysis, Advanced Calculus, Fourier Series PDEs, Complex Analysis, Chaos and Dynamical Systems, and Real Analysis.

JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

1. Hasanyan, J., Zino, L., Truszkowska, A., Rizzo, A., and Porfiri, M., 2020. Analysis of the Heterogeneous Vectorial Network Model of Collective Motion. IEEE Control Systems Letters. Link 2. Hasanyan, J., Zino, L., Burbano-Lombana, D. A., Rizzo, A., and Porfiri, M., 2020. Leader–follower consensus on activity- driven networks. Proceedings of the Royal Society A. Link 3. Truszkowska, A., Behring, B., Hasanyan, J., Zino, L., Butail, S., Caroppo, E., Jiang Z.P., Rizzo A., and Porfiri, M, 2020. High- resolution agent-based modeling of COVID-19 spreading in a small town. Link 4. Barak-Ventura, R., Richmond, S., Hasanyan, J., and Porfiri, M., 2020. On the relationship between network connectivity and group performance in small teams of humans: experiments in virtual reality. Journal of Physics: Complexity. Link

5. Kim, S. J., Hasanyan, J., Gemmell, B. J., Lee, S., and Jung, S., 2015. Dynamic criteria of plankton jumping out of water. Journal of The Royal Society Interface. Link 6. Hasanyan, J., Gart, S., and Jung, S., 2015. Crown-splash by a cylinder impact. APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Abstracts. Link PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

Research Assistant

New York University; Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Lab: Dynamical Systems Laboratory

2019– 2020 New York City, NY

• Conducting original research on complex dynamical systems with a focus on network theory.

• Mentoring undergraduate NYU students and local Brooklyn middle school students. Course Instructor

Virginia Tech; Mathematics Department

2017– 2019 Blacksburg, VA

• Teaching undergraduate Calculus I and II.

• Responsibilities included developing and administering lectures and exams to four courses of 30– 40 undergraduate students in engineering, math, and statistics.

Teaching Assistant

Virginia Tech; Mathematics Department

2016– 2017 Blacksburg, VA

• Grading and providing office hour support for undergraduate Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus. Research Assistant

Virginia Tech; Engineering and Science Mechanics Department Lab: Bio-Inspired Fluid Lab

2014– 2016 Blacksburg, VA

• Conducting studies on fluid-structure interactions in the context of biological systems. Specifically, developed and analyzed experimental trials and apparatus towards validation of our analytical models. Undergraduate Research Experience

University of Maryland; Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Lab: Papoian Lab

2014 College Park, MD

• Developing MATLAB based codes to parse, visualize, and analyze data output from cell motility through actin bundling behaviors in simulations of a mechanochemical dynamic cytoskeleton. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

1. Hasanyan, J., June 2021. Stability of a moving current carrying conductive string in a magnetic field. Chaotic Modeling and Simulation International Conference.

2. Hasanyan, J., June 2018. Stability of a Current Carrying Conductive String in a Magnetic Field, Engineering Mechanics Institute Conference.

3. Hasanyan, J., February 2018. Stability of a Current Carrying Conductive String in a Magnetic Field, 9th Annual Graduate Student Mini-Conference in Computational Mathematics. 4. Hasanyan, J., Gart, S., and Jung, S., November 2015. Crown Splash by Cylinder Impact, 68th Annual Meeting of APS Division of Fluid Dynamics.

5. Hasanyan, J., Gart, S., and Jung, S., November 2015. Crown Splash by Cylinder Impact, Fall Fluid Mechanics Symposium at Virginia Tech.

6. Hasanyan, J., and Jung, S., November 2014. Spreading Dynamics of Drops Impacting on Flat and Hydrophobic Surfaces, Virginia Soft Matter Workshop II.

AWARDS AND HONORS

1. NYU School of Engineering Fellowship (2019– 2020) 2. Virginia Tech Dean’s List (2013– 2016)

3. T.W. Hatcher Mathematical Endowment Scholarship (2014– 2016) 4. Virginia Tech Honors (2014– 2016)

5. Recipient of American Physics Society Travel Fellowship (2015) 6. Meritorious Award for International Mathematical Modelling Competition from COMAP (2015) 7. Second Place in the FIRST Robotics Palmetto Competition (2013)

SOFTWARE

NX NASTRAN, ANSYS- FE (analysis of statics and dynamics of plate, shell, and string types of structural elements), COMSOL FE

(analysis of thermo-electro-elastic interaction of structural elements), PC and Macintosh Operating Systems, Mathematica, MATLAB, C, LaTeX, Autodesk Inventor, GMSH, Abaqus, and DaVinci Resolve.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Reviewer for:

• Ninth International Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications Member of:

• Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)

• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

REFERENCES

Dr. Lizette Zietsman

Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, Virginia Polytechnique Institute and State University

@ ********@**.***

(540) 231– 2767

Dr. Sunghwan Jung

Associate Professor, Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering, Cornell University

@ *****@*******.***

(540) 231– 5146

Dr. Mark Embree

Professor, Department of Mathematics, Virginia Polytechnique Institute and State University

@ ******@**.***

(540) 231– 9592

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