Buffalo and Geneseo SUNY Colleges are pleased to host Undergraduate
Biomathematics Day. This two day event will feature presentations and
poster sessions by undergraduate students and their faculty mentors
whose research topics are at the intersection of biology and mathematics.

The goal of the conference is to offer students and their faculty
mentors the opportunity to share their research and to meet fellow
student researchers and faculty in the rapidly growing field of
mathematical biology.

PROGRAM (at the Crowne Plaza in Niagara Falls):
Friday, April 18, 2008 : Reception with (informal) poster session and
dinner.
Saturday, April 19, 2008 Student presentations,

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
1. Dr. Thomas Renz, Air Force Research Laboratory, Rome, NY
2. TBA

FUNDING AND REGISTRATION:
For registration and/or talk/poster submission, please send an e-mail to Joaquin Carbonara. Please be clear on whether you would like to present or just participate and, if presenting, whether you want give a poster or a talk.

The NSF-UMB Program at SUNY Geneseo has funding available for potentially all student participants and their faculty mentors. However, space is limited. Preference for student funding will first be given to student presenters. Funding for talks will be given preference over posters. The remaining funds will be distributed on a first come basis. Students will share a room with one other student. All registrants will automatically be considered for meal and housing support. In some cases, additional travel support can be requested. Please contact Tony Macula with requests and questions regarding additional travel support.

TARGET DATES:
Registration: March 22, 2008 (to ensure accommodations, but late registrations can be considered)
Abstracts: April 4, 2008

Sayize Bayram (Buffalo State)
Joaquin Carbonara (Buffalo State)
Gregg Hartvigsen (SUNY Geneseo)
Chris Leary (SUNY Geneseo)
Tony Macula (SUNY Geneseo)