Summer 2006

Project: Mathematical Moeling of the Chemotherapy, Immunotherapy, and Vaccine Therapy of Cancer. Supported by NSF Grant 0414011.

The following students are co-supervised by Professor Lisette de Pillis:

• David Gross
• James Moore
• Benjamin Preskill
• Michael Daub

Project: Hamilton's Ricci Flow

• Kenji Yoshida

Summer 2005

Project: Optimal Control of the Chemotherapy, Immunotherapy, and Vaccine Therapy of Cancer. Supported by NSF Grant 0414011.

The following students were co-supervised by Professor Lisette de Pillis:

• Tiffany Head
• Kenneth Maples
• Anand Murugan
• Kenji Yoshida

Archives

• Dylan Helliwell: Quaternion Numbers and Spin Structures, Summer 1997.
• Naveen Mathew: Computer Aided Geometric Design, Summer 1998.
• Ryan Haskett: Vector Calculus, Fields and Flows on 3-dimensional Manifolds, Summer 1999.
• Ian Weiner: Minkowski Geometric Algebra of Quaternion Sets, Summer 2000.
• Christopher Pries: Examples of Cayley Manifolds in R8 , Summer 2001
• Micah Smukler: Minimal Symmetrizing Sets of Multiaffine Polynomials, Summer 2001.
• Ross Richardson: Averaging Curves in the Plane, Summer 2002.
• Christopher Pries: Classification of Symmetric Cayley Graphs, Summer 2002.
• Micah Smukler: Topology and Geometry of Minkowski Products of Plane Curves, Summer 2002.
• The following students were co-supervised with Professor Lisette de Pillis on our joint research project: Optimizing Immunotherapy and Chemotherapy of Tumors through Mathematical Modeling, Summer 2003.
  • William Chang
  • Lindsay Crowl
  • Eric Malm
  • Katherine Todd-Brown
  • Lorraine Thorns
  • Michael Vrable
• Jeffery Jauregui: Applying Level Set Methods to the Modeling of Tumor Growth, ar,d Response to Chemotherapy, Summer 2004.