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  1. Dr. Isabel Darcy

    Research interests
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    • Mathematical and computational biology
    • Topology

Topological Data Analysis
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Current Students
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  1. George Clare Kennedy

    I am a PhD candidate in Mathematics at the University of Iowa, specializing in topological data analysis.
  2. Jacob Miller

    I am a PhD student in Mathematics at the University of Iowa, specializing in topological data analysis.

Past Students
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  1. Dr. Ethan Rooke

    I am an applied mathematician broadly interested in the applications of geometric and topological techniques. I recently completed my Ph.D. advised by Isabel Darcy at the University of Iowa. I am now a postdoctoral researcher working on computational neuroscience at Iowa under the direction of James Traer.

Collaborators
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  1. Dr. Robert DeYeso III

    I am an RTG Postdoctoral Fellow in Mathematics at The University of Iowa. I received my Ph.D. in Mathematics in 2022 from NC State under the mentorship of Tye Lidman. My research interests include low-dimensional topology, knot theory, Floer homological theories, and topological data analysis and visualization. I am also interested in incorporating active-learning and generative AI in my classes.

Applied Knot Theory
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Current Students
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  1. Paria Karimi

    I am a PhD student in Mathematics at the University of Iowa, specializing in knot theory and tangle tabulation.

Past Students
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  1. Dr. Joe Starr

    I specialize in computational knot theory, specifically tabulation of knot-like objects. My recent research focuses on understanding and classifying tangles, which contributes to the broader field of knot theory.

    In addition to my academic pursuits, I have substantial industry experience in software engineering and project management. This experience has equipped me with a practical understanding of technology and its applications, which complements my theoretical research.

    Beyond my mathematical research, I am passionate about education, particularly in training undergraduate researchers.

  2. Dr. Zachary Bryhtan

  3. Dr. Nicholas Connolly

Collaborators
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