The recent EXPO of student research featured three students from our department.
Lane Ellisor won a prize for his poster on “The effects of damping on rogue wave formation and permanent downshifting.”
Briana Brunson is earning a master’s degree in mathematical sciences from our graduate program and gave a presentation based on her thesis analyzing raindrop data: “Comparing partitioning methods for rainfall“.
Finally, Will Myrick (who is a math major as well as a data science major) won a prize for his poster about his data science project “Drowsiness detection using a convolutional neural network“.
We are grateful to all three students for making the extra effort to participate in this event and proud of their impressive research results.
Brianna Brunson, Lane Ellisor, and Will Myrick presenting their student research projects