Speaker Discusses Prey Defense and Pattern Formation, March 24
Photo of Evan Haskell, Ph.D., sitting at an outdoor restaurant by the ocean.
The Halmos College of Arts and Sciences Department of Mathematics will host guest speaker Evan Haskell, Ph.D., as part of their Mathematics Colloquium Series. Haskell will be discussing how prey defense patterns influence predator-prey distributions. The review will cover pattern formation resulting from prey defenses that lead to spatial segregation from their predators as well as the potential impact of prey defense mechanisms on prey species in resource competition.
Evan Haskell, Ph.D. is a professor of mathematics at NSU Florida. He earned his Ph.D. in mathematics from the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at New York University in 2000. Dr. Haskell joined the faculty at NSU in 2005 and has served as mentor and professor to hundreds of NSU students. He works on applied problems inspired by the real and engineered world.
“Prey Defense Patterns / Predator-Prey Distributions,” will take place on Thursday, March 24, 2022 from 12:30 – 1:20 p.m. in Parker Building, Room 338. The entire NSU community, including students at all levels of mathematics, is invited and encouraged to attend.
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Posted 03/21/22