Michael E. Bauer

Welcome to my webpage!

I am an undergraduate triple major in Electrical Computer Engineering, Mathematics, and Computer Science at Duke University.

My academic interests include computer architecture, compilers, operating systems, programming languages, and mathematical foundations of pattern formation.

My research advisors are Anne Catllá (Pattern Formation) and Dan Sorin (Computer Architecture).

Although school consumes a large chunk of my time I also participate in several other activities. I'm an active member and former student pastor of the Wesley Fellowship, the United Methodist campus ministry at Duke. I also enjoy running competitively and playing pick-up basektball games as often as possible. I'm always up for a good chess match.

This webpage covers most of my interests and activities. If you find anything you're interested in or have questions concerning, please feel free to email me. I'd be happy to hear from you.

Patterns forming under parametric square wave forcing of a viscous fluid.