Presentations given by members of the research group.

Overview

• NSF UBM Directors Meeting Poster (March 23, 2006) [Hartvigsen & Macula]

Networks

• Jackie Dresch. The largest component in subgraphs of circulate-like graphs. Undergraduate Biomathematics Symposium. SUNY Geneseo April 22, 2006.

Influenza

• Gregg Hartvigsen. Modeling the spread of influenza through a spatially-structured host population. SUNY Geneseo Feb. 2005.
• Chris Leary. I don't want to get sick: Influenza, vaccines, and mathematical modeling. HRUMC April 2005.
• Jacqueline Dresch and Amy Zielinski. Studying disease dynamics using a network model. SUNY Geneseo Undergraduate Scholars Symposium. April 15, 2005. (poster)
• Amy Zielinski and Jacqueline Dresch. Testing vaccination strategies in a small-world network. International Meeting of the Society for Mathematical Biology. Dresden, Germany. July 18-22, 2005.
• Amy Zielinski. The contribution of mathematical models to our understanding of influenza dynamics. College Honors Presentation. April 19, 2006.
• Andrew McCarthy. The effect of network structure on the evolution of influenza. Undergraduate Biomathematics Symposium. SUNY Geneseo April 22, 2006.

SARS

• Studying the spread of SARS in a small-world network. SUNY Geneseo Undergraduate Scholars Symposium. April 15, 2005

DNA Computation

• Jackie Dresch and Niels Hansen. HRUMC April 2005.
• Sal Priore, Spring 2005.
• Christy Callear. Optimization and expansion of an approach to group testing. Undergraduate Biomathematics Symposium. SUNY Geneseo April 22, 2006.
• Cynthia Stallard and Tony Macula. Duh^3: Doubly dynamic DNA programming. Undergraduate Biomathematics Symposium. SUNY Geneseo April 22, 2006.
• Kayla Nimmo and Lauren Wood. Detection of mispaired oligonucleotides using SYBR Green I fluorescence. Undergraduate Biomathematics Symposium. SUNY Geneseo April 22, 2006.

Modeling Food Web Dynamics

• Shuya Kyu. Modeling plant-heribovre evolutionary rates using a graph theoretical approach. SUNY Geneseo Undergraduate Scholars Symposium. April 15, 200 (poster).
• Beth Schulenberg. Coexistence of plants and herbivores in a coevolutionary model. SUNY Geneseo Undergraduate Scholars Symposium. April 15, 2005.
• Gregg Hartvigsen. Binghampton University May 2005.
• Shuya Kyu. Specialized herbivore feeding leads to increased speciation in plants. Undergraduate Biomathematics Symposium. SUNY Geneseo April 22, 2006.

Modeling Cooperation

• Dan FitzGerald and Gregg Hartvigsen. The dynamics of cooperation in small-world networks.Undergraduate Biomathematics Symposium. SUNY Geneseo April 22, 2006.

Modeling Spruce Bark Beetles

• Colin Kremer and Kate Huggler. Modeling Dendroctonus rufipennis outbreaks. Undergraduate Biomathematics Symposium. SUNY Geneseo April 22, 2006.

Chaotic Dynamics

• Gregg Hartvigsen. HRUMC April 2005.

Home range analysis

• Mark Chynoweth & Gregg Hartvigsen. Using Geographic Information Systems to Estimate Wildlife Home Ranges. Undergraduate Biomathematics Symposium. SUNY Geneseo April 22, 2006.