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Our research highlighted in the ASU News

Read the Oak ridge National Laboratory story about our research on SARS-CoV-2

Read Tony's Take, AMS Math in the media story about our research on SARS-CoV-2

Upcoming Events

Mathematical Biology seminar Fall 2024

Past Events

Special Session Topological Soft Matter at the SIAM Conference on Mathematical Aspects of Materials Conference, May 22-23 2024

Mathematical Biology seminar Fall 2023/Spring 2024, ASU 

May 22-25, 2023, Tangled in Knot Theory, ICERM Workshop

October 15-16, 2022 AMS Fall Southeastern Sectional Meeting, University of
                                  Tennessee  at Chattanooga

June 16-19, 2022 Special Session "Mathematics of Materials" at the AWM Research                                        Symposium, IMA, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

June 13-18, 2021 Novel Mathematical Methods in Material Science: Applications to                                        Biomaterials (21w5232) Banff International Research Station, Canada

October 09, 2020 Virtual Workshop on Applied Knot Theory

October 10-11, 2020 AMS Fall Southeastern Sectional Meeting , University of

                                  Tennessee  at Chattanooga

Student News

Masumi Sugiyama was awarded her PhD on Computational Science: Computational and Applied Mathematics from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, July 2024, next she begins her postdoctoral position at the International Institute for Sustainability with Knotted and Chiral Meta Matter (SKCM2) at the University of Hiroshima

Jason Wang awarded the Barry Goldwater Scholarship 2023 [link to scholars]

 

Kasturi Barkataki and Masumi Sugiyama presented their work with invited talks at the AMS Southeastern Sectional meeting at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, October 2022

Kasturi Barkataki presented her work with a contributed talk at the Tanging Conference in Potsdam Germany, September 2022

Masumi Sugiyama presented her work with a poster at the AWM Research Symposium at the University of Minnesota, June 2022

Kasturi Barkataki presented her work with a poster at the AWM Research Symposium at the University of Minnesota, June 2022

Kasturi Barkataki, Masumi Sugiyama, Hemanth Kumar Mandyah Nagaiah, Achok Alier and Philip Smith presented their work at UTC Research Dialogues 2022

Hemanth Kumar Mandyah Nagaiah graduated with a MS degree from UTC and is beginning his PhD work at the University of Oiowa

Hemanth Kumar Mandyah Nagaiah defended his master's thesis "Topological analysis of microtubules during cell division".

 

 Philip Smith, presents his work on "Vassiliev measures of equilateral random walks)", at the Mathematics Department Colloquium, UTC, 2021

 

Quenisha Baldwin, presents her work on "The local topological free energy of SARS-CoV-2" at Research Dialogues, UTC, 2021

Philip Smith, presents his work on "Vassiliev measures of equilateral random walks)\", at Research Dialogues, UTC, 2021

Tom Herschberg graduated and started his PhD in Computer Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

Tom Herschberg, presents his work on "The Topological Entanglement in Polymers and Proteins package", Research Dialogues, UTC 2021

Achok Alier and Arielle Beard, present their work "URTOPS: a topological study of SARS-CoV-2", Research Dialogues, UTC, 2021

Kasturi Barkataki, presents her work on " The Jones polynomial in systems employing Periodic Boundary Conditions", Research Dialogues, UTC, 2021

 Hemanth Kumar Mandya Nagaiah, presents his work "The entanglement of random braids", Research Dialogues, UTC, 2021

Jarod Wright, present his work on "The entanglement of non-concatenated ring polymers", Research Dialogues, UTC, 2021

Tom Herschberg presents his work, "A topology user-package for LAMMPS"  in Research Dialogues 2020, UTC

Evan Gildernew presents his work

"Study of the effects of entanglement in polymer viscoelasticity" in Research Dialogues 2020, UTC

Quenisha Baldwin presents her work, "A topological free energy of viral glycoproteins"  in NSF REU icompbio 2020, UTC

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