Group

Interested in reserach opportunities?

E-mail Dr. Carichino (lcsma1@rit.edu) to learn about upcoming and summer research projects.

List of Possible Reserach Areas Here

Current Students

Riley Supple, PhD Mathematical  Modeling, RIT. 

Project: Modeling mechanical interactions between the contact lenses and the eye, since Spring 2023

Co-advisor: Dr. Maki 

Worked also on "Operator Splitting Methods for Sperm Motility", in Summer and Fall 2022

Diksha Gunputh, PhD Mathematical  Modeling, RIT. 

Project: Mathematical Modeling of Drug Delivery via Contact Lenses, since Fall 2022

Co-advisor: Dr. Maki 

Former Students

Trevor Lax, PhD Mathematical  Modeling, RIT.

Project: Data-driven Models of Plant Biosynthesis, Summer 2022- Spring 2023

Co-advisor: Dr. Cahill

Sofia Decredico, BS/MS Applied and Computational Mathematics, RIT (Class 2024). 

Project: (MATH 495) Modeling the Effect of Spatial Dependence on Jasmonic Acid Production, Spring 2023

Tess Collins, MS Applied and Computational Mathematics, RIT (Class 2022).

MS Project: Mathematical Modeling of Fluid Flow over Contact Lenses, Fall 2022

Co-advisor: Dr. Maki 

Erin Ryan, BS/MS Applied and Computational Mathematics, RIT (Class 2026). 

Project: Modeling Contact Lens Suction Pressure for Irregular Eye Shapes, Fall 2022

Myrra Small, UGRD Physics, RIT (Class 2025).

IE Summer Project: Theoretical Analysis of ODE and Michaelis-Menten Models for Enzyme Kinetics, Summer 2022

Nidhi Baindur, UGRD Computational Mathematics, RIT (Class of 2024). 

Project (MATH 495): Mathematical and Computational Modeling of Plant Biosynthesis, Spring 2021 and Spring 2022

Claire Canner, MS Applied and Computational Mathematics, RIT (Class 2022).

MS Project: Mathematical Modeling of Drug Delivery via Contact Lenses, Fall 2021-Spring 2022

Co-advisors: Dr. Maki and Dr. Ross

Bradlee Thrasher, BS/MS Applied and Computational Mathematics, RIT (Class 2022).

MS Project: Mathematical and Computational Modeling of Plant Biosynthesis, Spring 2022

Co-advisor: Dr. Ross

Currently: ORISE Fellow at FDA - Quantitative Systems Pharmacology

Evan Rysdam, UGRD Computer Science and Applied Mathematics, RIT (Class of 2022).

Project: Effect of Eye Deformability on Contact Lens Comfort, Spring 2021

Currently: Software Engineer at Vail Systems

Austin Miller, UGRD Computational Mathematics, minor in Military Studies and Leadership, RIT (Class of 2021).

Project (MATH 495): Modeling Biological Locomotion, Spring 2021

Currently: Software Engineer at MathWorks

Jennifer Sebell, UGRD Interdisciplinary Studies, RIT (Class 2020). 

Project (MATH 495): Modeling Ocular Pharmacokinetic, Spring 2020