Eleven students have received NSERC Undergraduate Summer Research Awards to work on research projects in Applied Math. These students will spend 16 weeks working closely with Applied Math professors on problems in a variety of different research areas:
Anthony
Caterini:
Parallel
Fast
Multilevel
Co-clustering
Algorithms
(supervisor:
Hans
De
Sterck)
Melanie
Chanona:
Size
Structured
Plankton
Models
(supervisor:
Francis
Poulin)
Brian
Fernandes:
Probing
Quantum
Field
Fluctuations
During
Inflation
(supervisor:
Achim
Kempf)
Robert
Gooding-Townsend:
Design
of
Synthetic
Genetic
Feedback
Mechanisms
(supervisor:
Brian
Ingalls)
James
Hawley:
Contextuality
as
a
Resource
for
Quantum
Computation
(supervisor:
Joseph
Emerson)
Sumeet
Khatri:
Capacities
of
Fermionic
Channels
(supervisor:
Robert
Koenig)
Divya
Lala:
Lagrangian
Dynamics
in
Stratified
Flow
(supervisor:
Michael
Waite)
Martin
Magill:
Pseudospectral
Modelling
of
Ferrofluids
(supervisor:
Marek
Stastna)
Cameron
Seth:
Numerical
Studies
in
Quantum
Gravity
(supervisor:
Florian
Girelli)
Yuqing
Tang:
Exploration
of
Superoscillatory
Wave
Forms
in
Signals
and
in
Quantum
Mechanical
Wave
Functions
(supervisor:
Achim
Kempf)
Christopher
Warren:
Internal
Waves
in
the
Ocean
(supervisor:
Kevin
Lamb)