Sabrina Streipert
Sabrina Streipert
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
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My research interest is in discrete mathematics and its applications in biology with a specific focus on ecology and disease modeling. I am generally interested in studying ecological effects of intrinsic factors (such as evolution of traits, delay, and underlying time structure) and extrinsic factors (such as environmental fluctuations, harvest, and habitat loss). In an epidemic setting, the corresponding interests relate to the effects of intrinsic and extrinsic factors on the development of a pandemic and recovery of such.
My research interest is in discrete mathematics and its applications in biology with a specific focus on ecology and disease modeling. I am generally interested in studying ecological effects of intrinsic factors (such as evolution of traits, delay, and underlying time structure) and extrinsic factors (such as environmental fluctuations, harvest, and habitat loss). In an epidemic setting, the corresponding interests relate to the effects of intrinsic and extrinsic factors on the development of a pandemic and recovery of such.
I am currently looking for students.
If you are interested in conducting research with me, please send me an email (streipert[at]pitt[dot]edu).
Current funding:
Pitt Momentum Fund (2024-2025)
NSF 2424684 (2024-2027) "Multi-state bootstrap percolation on digraphs as a framework for neuronal network analysis" (PI: Jonathan Rubin, Co-PIs: Gregory Constantin, Amin Rahimian)
Past funding:
RIBBiTR PEP Grant (2023-2024)
NSF Conference Grant (2023-2024) “Advances of Mathematical Ecology”
(Co-PIs: Bard Ermentrout, Jon Rubin, David Swigon, Martin Turcotte)
AWM-NSF Mentoring Grant (2023-2024)
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