If you are a new student researcher at the undergrad or graduate level, the resources below may be helpful. The bottom of this page contains some short videos (3-5 mins mostly) that showcase the research conducted by my students and collaborators.
We are constantly seeking motivated research assistants to contribute to cutting-edge multi-disciplinary projects. My projects have a strong requirement for mathematical reasoning and computations.
How to apply: If you are interested and fulfill the following requirements, send me an email (without using ChatGPT) and attach your CV. In the email, tell me your academic background and what you are interested in doing.
Eligibility:
– Completed coursework in probability (STOR 435 or MATH 535/STOR 535 or STOR 634)
– Solid academic record (high GPA; exceptions may be made for exceptional candidates).
– Self-motivated and humble/curious to learn
REU program in the Mathematics Department at Indiana University.
The ``Emerging Scholars Research Experience for Undergraduate Women" is an excellent year-long IU program in which undergraduate women are paired with IU faculty mentors to conduct research.
The link below will take you to an Overleaf project containing some demonstrations and examples:
In this package, you can find templates and examples of
Presentation slides (Beamer in Latex)
Posters (in LaTeX and in Powerpoint)
Coding and simulation (in Python, Matlab, Mathematica and R)
Mathematical report for the Indiana REU program (in LaTeX)
If you want UNC templates,
The Council on Undergraduate Research maintains a list of undergraduate research journals at https://www.cur.org/engage/undergraduate/journals/listing/.
Diploid Moran model with selfing conditional on the populaion pedigree