NIMBioS-NSA Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)

2019 REU Participants

Participant	Institution	Project
Eniola Adewunmi	Mathematical Biology, Univ. of Tennessee	Aerotaxis in motile bacteria
Ambrose Bechtel	BCMB, Univ. of Tennessee	Aerotaxis in motile bacteria
Giovanni Colon Cabezudo	Mathematics, Univ. of Puerto Rico	Aerotaxis in motile bacteria
Cassandra Azeredo-Tseng	Biochemistry & Applied Math, New College of Florida	Modeling cell differentiation
Michael Luo	Applied Mathematics, College of New Jersey	Modeling cell differentiation
Natalie Randall	Math and Computer Science, Austin College	Modeling cell differentiation
Ellie Lochner	Mathematics, Univ. of Wisconsin	Climate and human-wildlife interactions
Brandyn Ruiz	Statistics and Applied Math, Arizona State Univ.	Climate and human-wildlife interactions
Abigail Williams	Biology & Mathematics, Salem College	Climate and human-wildlife interactions
Priscilla Cho	Chemistry, Emory Univ.	Viral infections in marine phytoplankton
Lucas Fiet	Mathematics, Univ. of Tennessee	Viral infections in marine phytoplankton
Margaret Knight	Mathematics, Colorado College	Viral infections in marine phytoplankton
Vincent Jodoin	Mathematics-Education, Univ. of Tennessee	Networking and the opioid epidemic
Sheridan Payne	Mathematics, Bellarmine Univ.	Networking and the opioid epidemic
Meagan Todd	Systems Biology, Virginia Tech	Networking and the opioid epidemic
Brandon Grandison	Mathematics & Environmental Science, Univ. of Florida	Climate and vector-borne diseases
Ana Kilgore	Organismal Biology & Ecology, Colorado College	Climate and vector-borne diseases
Hannah Yin	Biology, Tufts Univ.	Climate and vector-borne diseases

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2019 REU Program

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From 2008 until early 2021, NIMBioS was supported by the National Science Foundation through NSF Award #DBI-1300426, with additional support from The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.