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“A discrete-time stage-structured host-parasitoid model with the combination of  pest control strategies." - Jenita Jahangir, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. 

“A Predator-Prey Model with Seasonal Breeding” - Narendra Pant, University of Louisiana at Lafayette 

“Bistability in models of Hepatitis B virus dynamics” Nazia Afrin, University of Louisiana at Lafayette 

“Quasistatic peridynamics, existence of unique solution in the presence of damage” Nuwanthi Samarawickrama, Louisiana State University 

“Evolution of predator to resist toxicant effects in a predator-prey system.” Neerob Basak, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. 

"A Discrete-Time Trajectory-Based Stabilization Approach"- Jackson Knox, Louisiana State University

“The Algebraic Structure of Hyperbolic Graph Braid Groups” Huong Vo, Louisiana State University 

“Day One with the Lean4 Theorem Prover” Brandon Sisler, University of South Alabama 

“Embedding Graphs on the Square Grid.” Daniel Hodgins, University of South Alabama 

“Classification of Irreducible Unipotent Numerical Monoids into Symmetric and Pseudo-Symmetric.” Naufil Sakran, Tulane University 

“Cycles-Related Γ-Harmonious Graphs.” Gyaneshwar Agrahari, Louisiana State University 

“The Marvelous world of modular form.” Kalani Thalagoda, Tulane University 

“Using Singular Value Decomposition to Compare Fluid Flows from Different Bacterial Models” Janet Jiang, Trinity University.

"Robustness of Multivariate Dispersion Charts Based on Grouped Observations to Normality Assumptions” Nurudeen Ajadi, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. 

“Schubert-Polar Conditions on the Grassmannian-(2, l)” Mackenzie Bookamer, Tulane University

“Singular Value Decomposition for Convoluted Chemical Dynamics” Mendis Kasun, Tulane University

“A theorem about p-families of ideals" Vinh Pham, Tulane University

“Inverse PDE problem using Physics-informed Neural Network” Lan Trinh, Tulane University

“Guessing a probability distribution using partial samples” Victor Backston, Tulane University

“Lill’s Method: Origami and Solving Polynomial Equations” Julian Huddell and  Maggie Lai, Tulane University