Mathematics
Dr. Dale Oliver, Interim Chair of the Department of Computer Science and a Professor of Mathematics- Distinguished Faculty Award in the area of Service
Outstanding Service Award: Dr. Dale Oliver, Professor of Mathematics
Microglia Metabolism Paper Accepted
Kamila Larripa and collaborator Anca Radulescu had their paper accepted to the Journal of Theoretical Biology. The paper is titled "A Mathematical Model of Microglia Glucose Metabolism and Lactylation with Positive Feedback" and links cellular metabolism with epigenetic modification.
Student Publication
Mathematics Cheyenne Ty, Amanda Case, Emmanuel Mezzulo, Abigail Penland, and Kamila Larripa had their research paper published in the Spora: A Journal of Biomathematics.
Advances in Data Science
Kamila Larripa and collaborators had their paper accepted to the Springer volume Advances in Data Science. The article is titled "Randomized Iterative Methods for Tensor Regression Under the t-product" and sets forth novel methods to handle multimodal data. This publication is the res
Research Poster Presented at American Physical Society Far West Conference
Students Cheyenne Ty and Abigail Fenland presented a research poster at the American Physical Society Far West Conference. The poster summarized their math model of immune cell and neuron interaction in neurodegenerative diseases. They were advised by Kamila Larripa.
Math Modeling Paper Accepted to Spora: A Journal of Biomathematics
Cheyenne Ty, Amanda Case, Emmanuel Mezzulo, Abigail Penland, and Kamila Larripa had their paper accepted for publication in the Spora: A Journal of Biomathematics.
Professor Chris Dugaw publishes a new edition of math textbook
Professor Chris Dugaw updated and published a new edition of the text Laboratories in Mathematical Experimentation: A Bridge to Higher Mathematics, which is used in Cal Poly Humboldt's Mathematical Experimentation and Proof course.
New Mathematics Research Publication
Dr. Tyler Evans has published a new paper in collaboration with Professor Alice Fialowski (Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary) and her (former) Ph.D. student Professor Yong Yang (Xinjiang University, China).
Peter Goetz, Mathematics
Dr. Peter Goetz gave an invited talk titled "Frobenius Extensions in Noncommutative Invariant Theory" in the AMS Special Session on Homological Techniques in Noncommutative Algebra at the Joint Mathematics Meeting on January 3, 2024.