Spora: A Journal of Biomathematics is a refereed journal dedicated to publishing high quality manuscripts that describe mathematical and statistical techniques to solve problems in biological settings. Submitted papers may take various forms, including development of a mathematical model of a biological system, possibly including experimental work; development of a particular solution or method related to biological systems; or computational, statistical, or theoretical analysis of existing mathematical models in biology.
Current Volume: Volume 10 (2024)
Front Matter
A Decade of Success
Editorial Board
Mathematics Research
A Coupled Model of Population, Poaching, and Economic Dynamics to Assess Rhino Conservation Through Legal Trade
Henry Doyle, Kylie Champagne, Ditto Rajpal, Grace Seebeck, and David J. Gerberry
A Tale of Two Viruses: Why Smallpox was Eradicated and Polio Persists
Katherine G. McGough and Erin N. Bodine
Impact of COVID-19 on Disaggregate Consumption and Online Retail Sales: Evidence from the USA
Gulzar Ahmed and Olcay Akman
Improved Efficiency and Sensitivity Analysis of 3-D Agent-based Model for Pain-related Neural Activity in the Amygdala
Kayla Kraeuter, Carley Reith, Benedict J. Kolber, and Rachael Miller Neilan
Data-Driven Mathematical Modeling and Simulation of Migration Dynamics During the Russian-Ukrainian War
Danielle Sitalo, Alonso Ogueda-Oliva, and Padmanabhan Seshaiyer
Myth or Fact? An Analysis of COVID-19 Deaths in Red or Blue States of America
Kwabena S. Duku, Nishat Ara Mozid, and Olcay Akman
Biology Research
Contrasting Tick Species Behaviors: A Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE)
Sara Benham, Shovan Dutta, Rohan Maddamsetti, Clayton Wright, Alena Anderson, David T. Gauthier, and Holly D. Gaff
Expositions
Compartmental Modeling for the Neophyte: An Application of Berkeley Madonna
Olcay Akman, Siddharth Bhumpelli, Cody Cline, and Christopher Hay-Jahans
Agent-Based Modeling for the Neophyte: An Application of NetLogo
Olcay Akman, Siddharth Bhumpelli, and Christopher Hay-Jahans
