Research

My research is in mathematical biology. Specifically, I am interested in the development, analysis, and calibration of population models in ecological applications. Please explore the projects below for further details.

I am open to working with graduate students in mathematical ecology, so feel free to contact me if you're interested. In addition to research, we should discuss these guidelines, to set expectations and boundaries for your work. You can also look over this document, with questions I'll ask to plan work aligned with your goals.

Grants

  • Predator competition in systems with seasonal birth (sole PI, $192,908 NSF Award #2137694)
  • Advancing biodiversity research to support transdisciplinary conservation innovation in Texas' ecosystems (investigator led by Scott Longing, $249,368 from TTU Davis College)

Projects (updated Fall 2020)