Dr. Reluga was an undergraduate at Tufts, and did his doctoral work in population biology in applied mathematics at the University of Washington with advisor Mark Kot. He did postdoctoral work at Yale with Alison Galvani and at Los Alamos with Alan Perelson, before moving to Penn State in 2007. His position is joint between mathematics and biology, and he is a member of the Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics (CIDD) and the Center for Pollinator Research. He's also very interested in Network Science these days.

Curriculum Vitae.

Spencer Carran is a graduate student in biology supervised by Matt Ferrari and working with me over the 2015-2016 academic year. Spencer has been working on mathematical and data-science modelling of infectious diseases, including Zika. Spencer finished up with his defense in the Spring of 2018, and has now taken a position at the University of Chicago with Greg Dwyer.

Dongmei Zhang completed her Ph. D. in Mathematics at Penn State in 2014, studying various mathematical aspects of economic epidemiology in structured populations.

Jing was a postdoc working with me from 2010 to 2012. Now, she's a professor at Cal State Northridge, in California. For more information, see Dr. Li's web page

As of June 1, 2021