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Math
Modeling……………………………. …………… Applied to
Biological Problems Research My
research area focuses on modeling complex biological phenomena as discrete
particle systems. My interests are in modeling biological pattern formation
based on biologically motivated rules, simulating the stochastic effects of discrete interactions, and finding ways to
extract and infer information from observables (inverse problems). Past and current projects include topics in
development, cell membrane biology, and cancer modeling. UCUR Undergraduate Research Program UCUR provides a limited number
of Summer Research Fellowships designed to encourage Junior and Senior students
to become involved in research in their major discipline. This multi-disciplinary program runs
for 10 weeks during the summer each year. To participate, you need to find a
mentor in your discipline and submit an application.
Interdisciplinary Collaborations Working at the interface of
mathematics, biology and physics, I find that there are many opportunities for
cross-disciplinary activities. If you are interested in talking about your
biological or math modeling problem, please contact me. e-mail: abyrne@jaguar1.usouthal.edu Publications I
publish under my maiden name Kiskowski. Last updated July 28, 2011. |