Our group
Mark Graybill
BS Physics
MS Physics student
Data Analysis of spiking neurons
Jacopo Lafranceschina
BS Physics
MS Computational Physics student
Transient neuron dynamics
Keegan Keplinger
MS Interdisciplinary Studies (2012, UAF)
Transient spatiotemporal chaos in a Morris-Lecar neuronal ring network
PhD program for Computational Neuroscience, Waterloo University
PhD Physics (2012, UAF)
Reversibility of Arctic sea ice retreat - a conceptual multi-scale modeling approach
M Mueller-Stoffels and R Wackerbauer, Albedo parameterization and reversibility of sea ice decay, Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics 19, 81 (2012)
M Mueller-Stoffels and R Wackerbauer, Regular network model for the sea ice-albedo feedback in the Arctic, Chaos 21, 013111 (2011)
Postdoc at Alaska Center for Energy and Power (ACEP)
Kit Dawson
BS Applied Physics (2011, UAF)
Undergraduate research student (2011)
Adding snow cover to a network model for the ice-albedo feedback in the Arctic
Dan Stahlke
MS Physics (2010, UAF)
Extensivity and information scrambling in transient spatiotemporal chaos
D Stahlke and R Wackerbauer, Length scale of interaction in spatiotemporal chaos, Phys. Rev. E 83, 046204 (2011)
D Stahlke and R Wackerbauer, Transient spatiotemporal chaos is extensive in three reaction-diffusion networks, Phys. Rev. E 80, 056211 (2009)
Physics PhD program at Carnegie Mellon University
Justin Oldham
BS Physics (2009, UAF)
Undergraduate research student (2008/09)
Transient spatiotemporal chaos with dynamical impurities
Physics PhD program at UAF
Blakesly Burkhardt
REU summer student (2006)
Coupled FitzHugh Nagumo neurons
Safia Yonker
MS Computational Physics (2004, UAF)
Transient spatiotemporal chaos in complex networks
S Yonker and R Wackerbauer, Nonlocal coupling can prevent the collapse of spatiotemporal chaos, Phys. Rev. E 73, 026218 (2006)
Physics PhD program at Virginia Tech
Jon Klaas
MS Physics (2004, UAF)
Synchronization of circadian oscillators
Software engineer
Sumire Kobayashi
BS Physics (2003, UAF)
Undergraduate research student (2002/03)
The influence of noise on transient spatiotemporal chaos
R Wackerbauer and S Kobayashi, Noise can delay and advance the collapse of spatiotemporal chaos, Phys. Rev. E 75, 066209 (2007)
Physics PhD program at Dartmouth College
