Mathematical Physiology Research Group

Faculty

James P. Keener

James P. Keener
Ph.D., California Institute of Technology (1972)
Mathematical modeling of Physiological Processes

Christel Hohenegger
Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology




Post Docs

Joyce Lin
Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (2009)

Jay Newby
Ph.D., University of Utah (2009)
Advisor: Paul Bressloff




Graduate Students

Parker Childs

Megan Gorringe

Geoffrey Hunter

Ross Magi


Alumni

Blerta Shtylla
Thesis: "Mathematical Models of Chromosome Motility during Mitosis." (2011)
Mathematical Biosciences Institute, OSU and Mt. Holyoke College

Frank Lynch
Thesis: "Mathematical Modeling of the Gastric Mucus Gel" (2010)

Occidental College

Eric Cytrynbaum
Thesis: "Using Low Dimensional Models to Understand Cardiac Arrhythmias" (2001)

University of British Columbia

Eric Marland
Thesis: "The Dynamics of a Sarcomere " (1998)

Appalachian State University

Miguel Dumett
Thesis: "A Numerical method for the solution of elliptic boundary value problems on irregular domains " (2001)

University of Southern California, and JPL

Brad Peercy
Thesis: "Models of border zone arrhythmias in acute cardiac ischemia" (2003)

University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Nick Cogan
Thesis: "A Model of Biofilm Growth and Structural Development" (2002)

Florida State University

Brynja Kohler
Thesis: "T lymphocyte population dynamics in health and autoimmunity" (2004)

Florida State University

Young-Seon Lee
Thesis: "Mechanisms of calcium alternans in cardiac cells" (2005)

Florida State University

Liz Doman Copene
Thesis: "Ephaptic Coupling of Cardiac Cells" (2008)

Idaho Technologies


Experimental Collaborators

A growing list of life science faculty members who interact with the Mathematical Physiology Group.

Steve Poelzing

Steve Poelzing
CVRTI, University of Utah
Cardiac Electrophysiology

Markus Babst

Markus Babst
Biology Department, University of Utah
Protein Cycling

Kelly Hughes

Kelly Hughes
Biology Department, University of Utah
Flagellar Construction


And here are some pictures from our last cabin party. You know what they say about all work and no play.

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