Mathematics Research Recruiting Fair
Mathematics Research Recruiting Fair
Are you interested in summer research opportunities in applied mathematics, computational mathematics, or mathematical modeling? Come to the Mathematics Research Recruiting Fair to meet with faculty members who are interested in hiring graduate and undergraduate researchers. Each faculty member will be in their own breakout room, students will be able to drop in to learn more about the research projects they have available.
Faculty Seeking Student Researchers:
- Dr. Olalekan Babaniyi
- Research project / area: Inverse problems with focus on applications in biomechanical imaging
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes; Undergraduate – yes
- Dr. Lucia Carichino
- Research project / area: Mathematical modeling of biosynthesis pathways in plants, in collaboration with faculty from the School of Life Sciences
- Looking for: PhD / MS students
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes
- * only available 1:25pm – 2:15pm
- Dr. Michael Cromer
- Research project / area: Modeling, analysis, and simulation of complex fluids
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS
- Summer funding: Graduate – potentially; Undergraduate – yes through Emerson Fellowship application
- Dr. Blessing Emerenini
- Research project / area: Mathematical biology with applications in ecology (bacterial biofilm), infectious diseases, pathogen interactions, and agriculture, through mathematical modeling, analysis, and computer simulation
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes; Undergraduate – yes
- Dr. Panos Markopoulos
- Research project / area: Theory and algorithms for machine learning and signal processing. Focus on tensor methods, outliers, and optimized neural networks
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS students
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes; Undergraduate – yes
- * only available 1:25pm – 2:15pm
- Dr. Shahla Nasserasr
- Research project / area: Combinatorial matrix theory, inverse eigenvalue problems, graph theory
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS students
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes; Undergraduate – yes
- Dr. Richard O’Shaughnessy
- Research project / area: Interpreting coalescing compact binaries, individually and in populations. Focus on weak and strong-field gravity using statistical methods and machine learning
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS students
- Summer funding: Graduate – no; Undergraduate – yes through Emerson Fellowship application
- * only available 2:30pm – 3:20pm
- Dr. Niels Otani
- Research project / area: Mathematical modeling of rhythm disorders in the electrical system of the heart
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes; Undergraduate – yes
- Dr. Brendan Rooney
- Research project / area: Intersection of linear algebra and graph theory. Focus on quantum chromatic number of graphs, particularly in relation to graph products.
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes; Undergraduate – yes
- Dr. Nourridine Siewe
- Research project / area: Developing and analyzing mathematical models of new or existing drugs for cancer
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes; Undergraduate – yes
- Dr. Steven Weinstein
- Research project / area: interfacial fluid mechanics with specific focus on the instabilities of liquid films, analytical solutions of nonlinear ODEs and PDES in various areas of mathematical physics
- Looking for: PhD / BS
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes; Undergraduate – yes
- Dr. Tony Wong
- Research project / area: Sea-level rise and climate hazards, deep-time paleoclimate carbon cycle modeling, education research
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS
- Summer funding: Graduate – yes; Undergraduate – yes
- Dr. Yosef Zlochower
- Research project / area: Numerical Relativity and high-performance computing
- Looking for: PhD / MS / BS
- Summer funding: Graduate – potentially; Undergraduate – yes through Emerson Fellowship application
- * only available 1:25pm – 2:15pm
To request an interpreter, please visit https://myacces.rit.edu
Event Contact: Nathan Cahill | ndcsma@rit.edu
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