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NAVEEN K. VAIDYA, PH.D.
nvaidya@sdsu.edu | Personal website | Google Scholar Dr. Naveen K. Vaidya is a full Professor of Mathematics at San Diego State University (SDSU). Before joining SDSU, he has obtained experience of assistant professorship at University of Missouri - Kansas City, and postdoctoral research at Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico and Western University, Canada. He received PhD in Applied Mathematics and M.Sc. in Industrial and Applied Mathematics from York University, Canada. He has also received M.Sc., B.Sc. and B.Ed. degrees from Tribhuvan University, Nepal. Dr. Vaidya's research interests include applied mathematics, with specific areas of interest in mathematical biology (pathogen dynamics and immune systems, epidemiology, and ecology), mathematical and computational modeling, differential equations, dynamical systems, optimal control, biostatistics, and machine learning. Currently, his primary focus lies on developing models of human, animal and coral diseases, pathogen evolution, and their controls. He has published his research work in numerous peer-reviewed international journals. |
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PETER UHL, M.S.
puhl9715@sdsu.edu Peter Uhl is pursuing a PhD degree at the SDSU-UCI Joint Doctoral Program of the SDSU Computaional Science Research Center. Project: Modeling Cystic Fibrosis. | |
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KHAGENDRA ADHIKARI, M.S.
Co-supervised with Dr. Kedar Uprety, Tribhuvan University, Nepal Khagendra Adhikari is pursuing a PhD degree at the Tribhuvan University, Nepal. Project: Modeling COVID-19 in Nepal. | |
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RAMESH GAUTAM, M.S.
Co-supervised with Dr. Kedar Uprety, Tribhuvan University, Nepal Ramesh Gautam is pursuing a PhD degree at the Tribhuvan University, Nepal. Project: Modeling Malaria in Nepal. | |
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ANJANA POKHAREL, M.S.
Co-supervised with Dr. Kedar Uprety, Tribhuvan University, Nepal Anjana Pokharel is pursuing a PhD degree at the Tribhuvan University, Nepal. Project: Modeling Measles in Nepal. | |
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ANURADHA AGARWAL, B.S.
aagarwal3258@sdsu.edu Anuradha Agarwal is pursuing an MS degree in Computational Science at SDSU Computional Science Research Center. Project: Modeling Distribution of HIV-1 in Mucus under Preventive Nanomedicine. | |
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ANGELICA BLOOMQUIST, M.S.
bloomquist.angelica@gmail.com Angelica Bloomquist is pursuing an MS degree in Computational Science at SDSU Computaional Science Research Center. Project: Modeling of SARS-CoV-2 transmission through fomites. | |
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ALEX BUSALACCHI, B.S.
alexbus6@gmail.com Alex Busalacchi is pursuing an MS degree in Applied Mathematics at San Diego State University. Project: Modeling microbiome and black band disease in coral reef. | |
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SAMANTHA HALL, B.S.
shall1023@sdsu.edu Samantha Hall is pursuing an MS degree in Statistics with a concentration in biostatistics at San Diego State University. Project: Impact of the local mobility on the estimation of the reproduction number during COVID-19 pandemic. | |
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AUDREY OLIVER, B.S.
akoliver@sdsu.edu Audrey Oliver is pursuing an MS degree in Computational Science at SDSU Computaional Science Research Center. Project: Modeling pharmacodynamics of antiretroviral therapy for HIV infection in the brain. | |
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THOMAS RODRIGUEZ, B.S.
trodriguez3405@sdsu.edu Thomas Rodriguez is pursuing an MS degree in Applied Mathematics at San Diego State University. Project: Modeling COVID-19 Infections. | |
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SARON TEFERA, B.S.
stefera9107@sdsu.edu Saron Tefera is pursuing an MS degree in Statistics with a concentration in biostatistics at San Diego State University. Project: Modeling Within-Host Dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 Infection. | |
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ALYSSA WILHELM, B.S.
awilhelm3687@sdsu.edu Alyssa Wilhelm is pursuing an MS degree in Applied Mathematics at San Diego State University. Project: Modeling the risk of infection of COVID-19 upon exposure to infected individual. |
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SAI PULAGAM
spulagam7368@sdsu.edu Sai Pulagam is pursuing a B.S degree in Applied Mathematics at San Diego State University. Project: Modeling the risk of infection of COVID-19 upon exposure to infected individual. |
