Assistant Professor Elizabeth Gross has been awarded a CAREER grant from NSF in the amount of $464,828. Some more details can be found here: Identifiability and Inference for Phylogenetic Networks using Applied Algebraic Geometry.
She previously studied Computational algebraic geometry and combinatorial algorithms for neuroscience and biological networks under another NSF award.
Summer 2020 jobs as undergraduate researcher are available under the project “Automatic complexity of Fibonacci arrays” sponsored by Decision Research Corporation (https://www.decisionresearch.com/).
URL: https://sece.its.hawaii.edu/sece
(Search for job # 253797)
Please let Prof. Kjos-Hanssen know if you are applying or if you have thoughts or questions about it. You do not have to be present on Oahu for these positions. The deadline to apply is May 8.
Included is a UH-based topological groups seminar organized by Wayne Lewis (and begun in a joint effort with Adolf Mader).
It runs Tuesdays 6-8 AM via Zoom (the link is accessible there). Last Tuesday we had attendees from Switzerland, South Africa, Italy, and the U.S.