Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Statistics Keta Henderson gave an invited talk on her collaborative work titled “Analysis of trade-off between dispersal and patch intrinsic growth for a landscape ecological model exhibiting Weak Allee effect growth� in a special session on advances and applications in integral and differential equations.

Assistant Professor of Statistics Andre Waschka presented his work titled “A Semi-Parametric Bootstrap Simulation Using Causal Machine Learning”  in a contributed paper session.

At the conference, Henderson presented her project  “A Sigma-shaped bifurcation curve for a class of reaction diffusion equations and an application to an ecological model.�