Thomas K. DeLillo

Professor innovating in the area of Numerical Conformal Mapping and Inverse Problems, Dr. Thomas K. DeLillo is a distinguished faculty member at Wichita State University. With a PhD from New York University, earned in 1985, Dr. DeLillo has dedicated his career to advancing computational methods that address complex challenges in acoustics, gravimetry, and fluid dynamics through the application of conformal maps. Dr. DeLillo's research contributions have been widely recognized in the academic community, with numerous publications in leading journals. His work has not only advanced theoretical understanding but has also had practical implications in various scientific and engineering fields. In recognition of his outstanding contributions, he was honored with the WSU President's Distinguished Service Award in 2004, a testament to his impact and dedication. Beyond his research, Dr. DeLillo is deeply committed to education and mentorship. He plays an active role in teaching, inspiring students with his passion for mathematics and guiding them through complex concepts with clarity and enthusiasm. As a mentor, he has supervised numerous PhD students, helping to shape the next generation of mathematicians. Currently, Dr. DeLillo is serving as the Interim Chair of the Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Physics at Wichita State University. In this leadership role, he is responsible for overseeing departmental activities, fostering an environment of academic excellence, and promoting interdisciplinary collaboration among faculty and students. Dr. DeLillo's contributions extend beyond the university as he frequently engages with the broader mathematical community through conferences and collaborative projects. His work continues to influence both theoretical advancements and practical applications, making him a respected figure in his field.