Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rong Lab
Led by Libin Rong · Mathematics
What we study
The Rong Lab uses math and computer models to study biological systems, like disease spread or cell behavior. They focus on theoretical and computational approaches.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Reading, writing & theory
- No organisms (data only)
- Coding required
- Papers
- 4
Recent papers, explained
- Mosquito salivary protein antibodies as efficient endpoints for vector control trials: A mechanistic comparison with clinical and entomological outcomes
2026 · Infectious Disease Modelling
Compares mosquito salivary protein antibodies with clinical and entomological trial endpoints.
- Modeling HIV dynamics with two strains: stability analysis and optimal control
2026 · Computational and Applied Mathematics
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- Impact of predation-mediated transmission and vector pathogenicity on trypanosoma rangeli dynamics: A bifurcative model study
2026 · International Journal of Biomathematics
Models T. rangeli transmission dynamics, identifying key thresholds for vector reproduction.
- Bifurcation structure of an SIRS epidemic model with nonlinear incidence rate: Discovery of Hopf-isola phenomena
2026 · Journal of Differential Equations
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How to reach out
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