Lake Superior from the North Shore, Minnesota

Annie Warren

I am a first year PhD student at NYU's Courant Institute. Here's my CV.

The Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction 1

I am interested in dynamical systems and nonlinear dynamics, especially in settings with physical or biological applications. Self-organization, pattern formation, and other emergent properties of interacting systems are of particular interest to me.

I recently graduated with my bachelor's in mathematics from the University of Minnesota, where I completed a thesis on rate induced tipping and related effects in nonautonomous spatially extended systems, advised by Dr. Arnd Scheel.

As a Minnesota native, I have an active interest in the ecology and conservation of our beautiful state, particularly in fire ecology and management policy. The northen forests of Minnesota are uniquely adapted to fire! However, incorporating intentional burns into modern forest management is a complicated endeavor. I've worked on several related projects, aiming to increase awareness and education on the subject. More info can be found on the misc page (more to come :).


Contact
amw9588@cims.nyu.edu
office: CIWW 1027
251 Mercer Street
New York, NY 10012

Selected work

O. Clifton, A. Chavez, A. Madrigal, A. Warren, P. Yeung, A. Scheel.
Vacuum bubble and fissure formation in collective motion with competing attractive and repulsive forces.
To appear, Journal of Nonlinear Waves. (PDF)

Latin Honors Thesis, summa cum laude, U Minnesota 2025
Understanding non-classical tipping: rate-induced tipping and novel reverse tipping phenomena in a nonautonomous spatially extended system. (PDF)