A Dynamical Simulation of the Syrian Refugee Crisis

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Designing reinforcement learning agents with an acute awareness of risk is paramount in scenarios with rare and extreme risks.

At AN24, Rachel Krupnek predicted water consumption trends in Springdale, Utah, based on visitation levels at Zion National Park.

Martin Martinez utilized k-mer analysis to examine patterns within the genomic sequences of six types of bacteria at AN24.

At ED24, Michelle Ghrist explored how assignments and assessments can connect with desired learning outcomes.

At AN24, Joel Miller used mathematical modeling to explore the various ethical implications of infectious disease interventions.

Leann Ferguson presented mathematical communication practices for Calculus III students at ED24.

At AN24, Lihong Zhao used math modeling to study the transmission dynamics and contributing factors of Legionnaires' disease.

Ali Balooch discussed the development of games for Nevada college students in algebra and precalculus at AN24.

Nadejda Drenska utilized regression and supervised learning to measure three key body composition benchmarks at AN24.

Roland Van Duine and Aidan Kieft compared the catch totals of crustaceans over time to water conditions at AN24.

At AN24, Jasmin Martinez utilized existing data to increase the operational performance of a California-based nonprofit called Project Open Hand.