Welcome!
I am an Applied Mathematician working in mathematical
biology and have particular interests in the mathematical
modeling of infectious diseases, computational epidemiology,
dynamical systems, and numerical methods for PDEs.
I believe that epidemic modeling can foster knowledge of the
disease transmission dynamics, forecast the spread, and
optimize mitigation efforts. For these models to be useful,
they must
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have a solid mathematical formulation from realistic biology and
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be solved accurately using numerical methods.
These two themes are the core of my studies. I
develop computational tools that advance the fields in both
mathematics and biology.
I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow, working with Dr. James (Mac) Hyman,
in the Department
of Mathematics of Tulane
University.
Curriculum Vita: Zhuolin Qu -
Postdoctoral Fellow at Tulane
