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Organizers:
Tin Phan (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Yun Kang (Arizona State University); Tracy Stepien (University of Florida)
Description:
This session is organized to honor Professor Yang Kuang for his pioneering contributions to mathematical biology, his spirit of collaboration, and his dedication to mentoring 28 PhD students, as well as numerous postdoctoral, master's, and undergraduate researchers. Invited speakers will present cutting-edge research inspired by Dr. Kuang’s foundational work, spanning ecological stoichiometry, delay and partial differential equations, and data-driven modeling in biology. Together, we highlight Dr. Kuang’s achievements and the profound influence his work has on guiding the next generation of researchers in mathematical biology.
Yun Kang
Arizona State University"Recognizing and Honoring Yang Kuang’s Contributions to Mathematical Biology"
Jiaxu Li
University of Louisville"A class of delay differential equation system and its applications"
Bingtuan Li
University of Louisville"Forced Traveling Waves in a Reaction-Diffusion Equation with a Strong Allee Effect and Shifting Habitat"
Clay Prater
University of Arkansas"I get by with a little help from my friends: Adventures in stoichiometric modeling of a mathematically challenged empirical ecologist"
