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Elise Lockwood to Improve K-12 computer science education in Oregon
Math major Rachel Sousa models biological and ecological phenomena
Congratulations to Malgo Peszynska!
Congratulations to Juan Restrepo!
The 2019-2020 cohort of graduate students in mathematics
Modeling the time-dependent multiphysics behavior of nuclear reactor cores pose unique challenges to
researchers and oftentimes require the use of high-performance computing resources. In this work, we
attempt to overcome the 'curse of dimensionality' inherent to neutron diffusion kinetics problems by
employing a novel, a-priori reduced-order modeling technique known as proper generalized decomposition
(PGD). After verifying a proposed PGD algorithm and associated solvers through various tests, we explore
The effect of pesticides on public health and the decline of biodiversity are alarming. Alternative methods to control plant diseases are urgently needed. We are faced with a major scientific challenge, which requires strong theoretical bases. Host mixtures are a promising component of future agro-ecological solutions but their design remains to be optimized. In plant disease epidemiology, whether and how host mixtures may reduce disease prevalence has long been studied, both the-oretically and empirically.
Graduate students Branwen Purdy and Sarah Hagen facilitate a workshop on Geometry and Ancient Greek Astronomy for inmates at the women's prison outside of Portland, OR.
ADVANCE Faculty Fellow and Professor of Mathematics, Vrushali Bokil is awarded the College of Science's Inaugural Inclusive Excellence Award. See the ADVANCE site for more information.