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The Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium is now virtual on most Tuesdays, 2:30-4:00.
The department extends heartfelt congratulations to the following students:
- Kadidja Conde, Hannah Fuchs, David Kalwicz, Shalini Ramachandra, and Anna Vlachos for being acknowledged as 2020 Mathias Conference winners!
- Marie Eberlein, Yon Garber, Cailtlin Moroney, and Shalini Ramachandra for being awarded the 2020 Fran Cox Jones Scholarship for Women in Mathematics!
- Adam Rodriguez for being awarded the 2020 Hanna Miriam Sandler and Bella Sandler Scholarship
Math Stat Student Research
Math/Stat Department poster session
Characterization of 3-locus systems and higher-order epistasis
Jacqueline Adams, Sergio Guerra Abril, Viktor Belay, Linoy Kotler: "Oncogenic Pathways and Iron Phenotypes in Breast Cancer."
The Mathematical Biosciences Institute (MBI), Ohio, 2017.
Mengming Luo: "A characterization of n-way fitness graphs that imply n-way epistasis." Intel International Science and Engineering Fair Pittsburgh 2018.
Tonia Bell and Professor Crona
Casey Aguilar-Gervase: "Gene interactions, order perturb-ations and algorithms."
Summer 2018 researchers
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Professor Michael Robinson introduces Calculus II.