Information about math summer research is available on the mathematics resource page.
Past Projects
- Summer 2019: Ricky Shapley
- Summer 2019: Matthew LeMay
- Summer 2006: Kenji Yoshida – Hamilton’s Ricci Flow
- Summer 2006: The following students are co-supervised by Professor Lisette de Pillis on our joint research project: Mathematical Modeling of the Chemotherapy, Immunotherapy, and Vaccine Therapy of Cancer. Supported by NSF Grant 0414011.
- David Gross
- James Moore
- Benjamin Preskill
- Michael Daub
- Summer 2005: The following students were co-supervised by Professor Lisette de Pillis on our joint research project: Optimal Control of the Chemotherapy, Immunotherapy, and Vaccine Therapy of Cancer. Supported by NSF Grant 0414011.
- Tiffany Head
- Kenneth Maples
- Anand Murugan
- Kenji Yoshida
- Summer 2004: Jeffery Jauregui – Applying Level Set Methods to the Modeling of Tumor Growth, ar,d Response to Chemotherapy
- Summer 2003: The following students were co-supervised with Professor Lisette de Pillis on our joint research project: Optimizing Immunotherapy and Chemotherapy of Tumors through Mathematical Modeling
- William Chang
- Lindsay Crowl
- Eric Malm
- Katherine Todd-Brown
- Lorraine Thorns
- Michael Vrable
- Summer 2002: Micah Smukler – Topology and Geometry of Minkowski Products of Plane Curves
- Summer 2002: Christopher Pries – Classification of Symmetric Cayley Graphs
- Summer 2002: Ross Richardson – Averaging Curves in the Plane
- Summer 2001: Micah Smukler – Minimal Symmetrizing Sets of Multiaffine Polynomials
- Summer 2001: Christopher Pries – Examples of Cayley Manifolds in R8
- Summer 2000: Ian Weiner – Minkowski Geometric Algebra of Quaternion Sets
- Summer 1999: Ryan Haskett – Vector Calculus, Fields and Flows on 3-dimensional Manifolds
- Summer 1998: Naveen Mathew – Computer Aided Geometric Design
- Summer 1997: Dylan Helliwell – Quaternion Numbers and Spin Structures