Mathematical Physiology Research Group
Faculty
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James P. Keener
Ph.D., California Institute of Technology (1972)
Mathematical modeling of Physiological Processes
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Christel Hohenegger
Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology
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Post Docs
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Joyce Lin
Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (2009)
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Jay Newby
Ph.D., University of Utah (2009)
Advisor: Paul Bressloff
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Graduate Students
Alumni
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Blerta Shtylla
Thesis: "Mathematical Models of Chromosome Motility during Mitosis." (2011)
Mathematical Biosciences Institute, OSU and Mt. Holyoke College
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Frank Lynch
Thesis: "Mathematical Modeling of the Gastric Mucus Gel" (2010)
Occidental College
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Eric Cytrynbaum
Thesis: "Using Low Dimensional Models to Understand
Cardiac Arrhythmias" (2001)
University of British Columbia
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Eric Marland
Thesis: "The Dynamics of a Sarcomere " (1998)
Appalachian State University
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Miguel Dumett
Thesis: "A Numerical method for the solution of elliptic
boundary value problems on irregular domains " (2001)
University of Southern California, and JPL
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Brad Peercy
Thesis: "Models of border zone arrhythmias in acute
cardiac ischemia" (2003)
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
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Nick Cogan
Thesis: "A Model of Biofilm Growth and
Structural Development" (2002)
Florida State University
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Brynja Kohler
Thesis: "T lymphocyte population dynamics in health and
autoimmunity" (2004)
Florida State University
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Young-Seon Lee
Thesis: "Mechanisms of calcium alternans in cardiac cells" (2005)
Florida State University
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Liz Doman Copene
Thesis: "Ephaptic Coupling of Cardiac Cells" (2008)
Idaho Technologies
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Experimental Collaborators
A growing list of life science faculty members who interact
with the Mathematical Physiology Group.
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Steve
Poelzing CVRTI, University of Utah
Cardiac Electrophysiology
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Markus
Babst Biology Department, University of Utah
Protein Cycling
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Kelly
Hughes Biology Department, University of Utah
Flagellar Construction
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And here are some pictures from our last cabin party. You know what they say about all work and no play.