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Margaret Simon (UF Biology)

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Population-level consequences of the interaction between host stage-structure and disease Multiple life stages are a universal feature of organismal life cycles. Disease impacts life stages differently, and, in some cases,

Jesse Adamski (UF Mathematics)

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Minimizing the financial cost of COVID-19 using optimal control The COVID-19 pandemic has already caused hundreds of thousands of deaths worldwide. Countries have implemented national lockdowns in an effort to

Gabriela Hamerlinck (UF Geography)

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Being the biologist in a world of mathematicians: Lessons learned from a decade in quant bio Communication and collaboration between the mathematical and biological sciences is paramount to the success

Nicholas Kortessis (UF Biology)

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Understanding the effects of habitat loss on population persistence Habitat loss is the dominant threat to biodiversity worldwide. Habitat loss comes in the form of land conversion, where suitable habitat

Jason Flynn (UF Mathematics)

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To reset, or not to reset, that is the question The first passage statistics of stochastic processes play an important role in understanding the behavior of some useful models in