Advancing Student Participation in Research Experiences
Saturday, February 4, 2023. 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. FGCU Main Campus.
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2023 ASPiRE conference group photo
2023 Keynote Lecture by Dr. Mihhail Berezovski from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Dr. Berezovski is a recipient of a NSF grant for the development of a Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) site. About Dr. Berezovski
2023 Keynote Lecture by Dr. Alberto Condori from Florida Gulf Coast University.
Dr. Condori is a recipient of a NSF grant through the MAA Preparation for Industrial Careers in Mathematical Sciences Program (PIC Math) and the National Security Agency (NSA). About Dr. Condori
Learn From Peers
This one-day academic conference is a great way to stay connected to others in their field and learn about cutting-edge scholarship. You will learn from others and improve your own skills and knowledge about your field.
Build Your Network
Great way to network with people in your field who can offer you opportunities and provide you with great mentorship. Creating a network of mentors and scholarly friends is a strategic way of having a support system now and in the future.
Registration is required for both student presenters and regular attendees. All intersted students and faculty are invited to attend. The students interested in presenting a 20-minute talk should submit an abstract before January 22. All other attendees are expected to register by January 29 . The conference is free for all attendees. Free breakfast and lunch, as well as limited travel funding, are provided
2023 Program |
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Starting at 8:00 am Seidler Hall Lobby |
Registration. Please register before you go to breakfast. | |
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8:00am-9:00am Seidler Room 220 |
Breakfast | |
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9:00am Seidler Room 114 |
Opening Remarks
Clay Motley, Interim Dean, College of Arts & Sciences, Florida Gulf Coast University |
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9:10am Seidler Room 114 |
Undergraduate research: How to Get Started and What to Expect? |
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10:00am Seidler Room 114 |
Break and Networking | |
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10:15am Seidler Room 114 |
What can we, as mathematicians, bring to the table? Alberto Condori, Florida Gulf Coast University |
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11:00am Seidler Room 114 |
Panel Discussion — Q&A and Group Photograph | |
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12:00pm -12:45pm Seidler Room 220 |
Lunch | |
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12:00pm -12:45pm Seidler Room 220 |
Basketball Network Visualization and Analysis |
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Predicting Flight Time Using Machine Learning Methods Ioannis Parascho |
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Reinforcement Learning For Bitcoin Portfolio Optimization Using Historical And Synthetic
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| Afternoon PARALLEL Session 1 | ||
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12:45pm Seidler Room 220 |
Female Astronauts from STEM Fields
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01:05pm Seidler Room 220 |
Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation in a Periodic Setting |
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1:45pm Seidler Room 220 |
Finite Distributive Lattice Structures
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02:05pm Seidler Room 220 |
Modeling Tuberculosis Granuloma with Differential Equations
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02:25pm Seidler Room 220 |
Florida Has a Prison Problem: Examining the Relationship Between Carceral Rates and
Socioeconomic Factors With Statistical Analysis |
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2:45pm Seidler Room 220
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Closing Remarks |
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12:45pm Seidler Room 114 |
Quantifying Uncertainty in Ensemble Deep Learning |
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01:05pm Seidler Room 114 |
Bounds on Large Gaps Between Sums of Two Squares |
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Break |
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1:45pm Seidler Room 114 |
Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation with Combined Nonlinearities |
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02:05pm Seidler Room 114 |
What is the Full Price of a Plastic Spoon? An Externalities Estimation Equation |
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Contacts
Committee Members
Lucas Everham
Brian Johnson
Katie Johnson
Menaka Navaratna
Galen Papkov
Shaun Sullivan
Erik Insko
Dania Sheaib
The conference is funded by the FGCU College of Arts and Sciences, McGinnis Educational Services, the FGCU Whitaker Center STEM Education, the FGCU Office of Undergraduate Studies, the Office of Scholarly Innovation and Student Research, Textbook Publishers and the FGCU Department of Mathematics.
