The SDSU-DiMoLab (San Diego State University Disease Modeling Lab) develops mathematical and computational models to study within-host and between-host dynamics of infectious
diseases. Current focus of the lab lies on COVID-19, HIV, influenza, dengue fever, malaria, Zika, tuberculosis, hepatitis, and typhoid. Learn more about recent
happenings in the lab, who we are, and what we do.
LATEST ...
Audrey Oliver won "The Best Poster Award" at 2023 SoCAIMS (Southern California Applied Mathematics Symposium), UC-Irvine. Congratulations, Audrey!!!
Anuradha Agarwal won "The SIAM Student Award" at 2023 ACSESS event (Computational Science Research Center, SDSU) for resaerch presentation. Congratulations, Anuradha!!!
Peter Uhl won "The Kerr Foundation Award" at 2023 ACSESS event (Computational Science Research Center, SDSU) for research presentation. Congratulations, Peter!!!
Angelica Bloomquist won "The President's Award" at the 14th annual Student Research Symposium (March 2021). She has been selected as a delegate
for SDSU campus to participate competitively in the 35th Annual CSU Systemwide Student Research Competition (CSU SRC)! Congratulations, Angelica!!!
Peter Uhl presented a talk during 2021 Student Research Symposium at SDSU (March 20, 2020).
SDSU-DiMoLab received UGP award (PI: Naveen Vaidya) from University Grant Program (January 2021 - June 2022).
Naveen Vaidya as a guest editor published the thematic issue entitled "Thematic Issue in Mathematical Biology and Applied Evolutionary Equations" for the
AMNS-2019 conference (June 27--30, 2019, Pokhara, Nepal) in "Mathematics and Applied Science and Engineering", a peer-reviewed journal.
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Naveen Vaidya, as sole PI is awarded a grant (Collaboration grants for Mathematicians) by Simons Foundation, USA. As the grant is established to help those who do not have external support,
the award to Vaidya was returned due to two on-going NSF grants.
Naveen Vaidya, as Co-PI (PI: Forest Rohwer, SDSU-Biology), is awarded a COVID-19 related RAPID grant by National Science Foundation, USA.
Naveen Vaidya, as an International Partner (PI: Kedar Uprety, Tribhuvan Univerisity, Nepal) received a grant award GRAID (Gradaute Assitantship for Developing Countries)
from International Mathematical Union to support a PhD student in Nepal for four years.
Naveen Vaidya, as sole PI, is awarded a three-year grant by National Science Foundation, USA.
Sophia Vargas and Katherine Reddy presented a poster during 2020 Student Research Symposium at SDSU (February 28, 2020).
Colin Barker successfully defended his PhD dissertation at University of Missouri - Kansas City. Congratulations, Colin!!!
Naveen Vaidya gave four invited lectures during 2019 NCTS Summer Course on Mathematical Modeling and Analysis of Infectious Diseases, National Taiwan University, Teipei, Taiwan. (July 08-19, 2019).
As a convener, Naveen Vaidya successfully organized Second International Conference on Applications of Mathematics to Nonlinear Sciences (AMNS-2019) in Pokhara, Nepal (June 26-30, 2019).
Naveen Vaidya successfully organized a summer school in Mathematical Biology in Kathmandu, Nepal (June 17-26, 2019).
Peter Uhl presented a poster during CSRC's the 16th Annual ACSESS event on April 12, 2019.
Maya Weissman was invited to present a poster during the inauguration of President Adela de la Torre on April 11, 2019.
Maya Weissman won "Undergradaute Research Excellence Award" during 2019 Student Research Symposium at SDSU. Congratulations, Maya!!!
Michael Peter gave a talk during 2019 Student Research Symposium at SDSU.
Angelica Bloomquist, Jillian Kiefer, Kyle Lee, Peter Uhl, and Maya Weissman presented posters during 2019 Student Research Symposium at SDSU.
SDSU-DiMoLab received UGP award from University Grant Program (January 2019 - June 2020).
Kyle has been awarded with the Graduate Equity Fellowship. Congratulations, Kyle!
Peter is recommended for the NSF-funded Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Scholarships program starting
Fall 2018. Congratulations, Peter!
Aileen Nguyen successfully defended her Master's thesis in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at SDSU. Congratulations, Aileen!!!
The SDSU-DiMoLab successfully completed a project in the REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) program at SDSU.
Naveen Vaidya (Current president of the Association of Nepalese Mathematicians in America) succesfully co-organized a workshop on Collabortive Research in Mathematical Sciences (May 25-27, 2018) at Mercer University, Macon, Georgia.
