Jeremiah Johnson is an Assistant Professor of Data Science in the Department of Applied Engineering & Sciences.
Dr. Johnson is a mathematician and machine learning researcher specializing in neural networks and artificial intelligence. Dr. Johnson’s recent research spans a variety of application areas, including Bayesian modeling of water contamination, algorithmic style classification of fine art, automatic nucleus segmentation in microscopy images, and generative modeling techniques for structured prediction in computer vision. Dr. Johnson developed and now co-directs the Bachelor of Science in Analytics & Data Science, an innovative new program that offered on two campuses of the University of New Hampshire.
Dr. Johnson is an alumnus of the University of New Hampshire, earning his Ph.D in mathematics in 2010.
