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I am a scientist and a mathematician, and currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at UC, Santa Barbara. Previously, I was an Instructor of Applied Mathematics at MIT. I received my PhD in Mathematics from the University of Oxford. At Oxford, I was a student of Lincoln college and a Senior Scholar. I also have an Engineering degree from ESPCI Paris and a Master's in Theoretical Physics of Complex Systems from Pierre and Marie Curie University.

Professor Ousmane Kodio

Research Topics

Below are some research topics of current interest.

Active Soft Matter

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Pattern Formation

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Machine Learning

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Societal Mathematics

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Press

Here's what's the media is saying out about work.

Regents Jr Faculty Fellowship awarded to Prof Kodio

Prof. Kodio has been awarded a Regents' Junior Faculty Fellowship

Emergence of order in a collection of filaments

How does buckling filaments form ordered patterns?

Bending the rules

See an article by Philip Ball featuring our recent paper in PRL

EurekAlert

Carbon dioxide monitors could track indoor COVID-19 risk in near real-time

Teaching

I teach the following courses:

ME 211 on Pattern Formation and Self-Organization. This course could be interesting to students in Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Chemical Engineering and Applied Mathematics.
ME 16 Dynamics. This is required course for all undergrad in our department