Matthew Rayman

Matthew Rayman

Position
  • PhD Student
Matthew Rayman is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Computer Science at Iowa State University. He has a broad interest in theoretical computer science with current research focusing on algorithmic randomness and effective dimension. He has also done research on chemical reaction networks as a member of the Laboratory for Molecular Programming (LAMP) at Iowa State University.

Area of Expertise

  • Algorithmic Randomness
  • Algorithmic Dimension
  • Molecular Programming

Education

  • B.S., Computer Science, Iowa State University
  • B.S., Mathematics, Iowa State University

Publications

Fletcher, W., Klinge, T. H., Lathrop, J. I., Nye, D. A., & Rayman, M. (2024). Real-time computing and robust memory with deterministic chemical reaction networks. Natural Computing, 1-15.