Dr. Bindu Veetel teaches Mathematics at Northeastern University and has recently been appointed as Interim Director of the Bridge to Calculus (BtC) program. She has been associated with Northeastern from 2007, initially as a student and later as instructor. She received her PhD from Northeastern in 2014 in the area of partial differential equations. Within Northeastern’s Mathematics department, Bindu has been teaching various levels of courses in Calculus and Statistics and coordinating one of the largest math courses in the department.
Additionally, she teaches online courses for Elementary School teachers at Grand Canyon University. In the past, she has also taught at Wentworth Institute of Technology (Boston) and Mount Carmel College (Bangalore, India).
Her research is in the area of Partial Differential Equations, with a focus on Inverse Problems which has applications in areas like cancer research. She inspires students to focus on the beauty and compelling influence that Mathematics has in the rapidly evolving world.
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