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Interesting research created by our Mathematics and Statistic students:

• "Building a Mathematical Model to Understand the Molecular Interpretations of Spatial Gradients of Biological Activators"
• "Lunar Swirls: How Dark are "Dark Lanes?"
• "Modelling Sensory Input to the Lamprey Spinal Cord"

Meet a research student:

• Nathan Smith
• Geoffrey Clapp
• Esther Gross
• Lael Rayfield
• David Stonko
• David Sweigart

Benefits for Mathematics and Statistic students:

• Work with a faculty member
• Experience hands-on research
• Reinforce classroom learning
• Prepare for work or graduate school
• Travel to national conferences
• Receive grant funding
• Publish independent research
  • A Mathematical Model of Vulnerable Plaque Growth and Rupture.

  Alexandria Volkening. UMBC Review Vol.12.

  • Modeling Sensory Input.

  Geoffrey Clapp. UMBC Review Vol.12.

  • Modeling and Dynamic of Gene Regulatory Networks.

  Christine Sweigart. UMBC Review Vol.12.

So, what are you doing next summer?

• International Research - University of Florida
• NASA (Includes opportunities for non-citizens)
• American Mathematical Society
• Association for Women in Mathematics
• Mathematical Association of America
• Math in Moscow
• NIST SURF
• National Science Foundation
  • Research Experience for Undergraduates
• Sea Grant Maryland
• The Leadership Alliance
• Committee on Institutional Cooperation
• Pathways to Science
• UMBC Summer Research Opportunities

Get started today!

For more information, check out this department's website:

Mathematics & Statistics

For more information:
Janet McGlynn at mcglynn@umbc.edu or 410-455-5754