Welcome!
Jasper Weinburd
Assistant Professor
Mathematics & Computational Data Science
Hamline University
Current Students:
All course info is available on Canvas:
Joint Math/CDS/Physics Seminar events linked below, organized by colleague Professor Brad Givot.
Contact Info:
jweinburd [at] hamline [dot] edu
Fall Semester Office Hours:
Mondays: 10:15-11:15 am
Tuesdays: 10-11am and 3:30-4:30pm
Wednesdays: 1:15-2:15pm (by appointment)
Click here to schedule.
Or email me for an appointment during another time.
Upcoming Activities
I'm excited to be teaching introductory statistics this fall and even more excited about our Embedded Tutoring program in collaboration with CASA at Hamline.
Recent Activities
My collaborator Serena King was interviewed about our work quantifying the risks of online gambling in Minnesota high-school students.
I was honored to give a colloquium talk in October for the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Carleton College in Northfield, MN.
I contributed to our Department's revitalized Newsletter!
My collaborators and I participated in our first SQuAREs week at the American Institute of Mathematics, one of the last before they moved from San Jose to Pasadena, CA.
I attended the SIAM Dynamical Systems conference in May 2023 in Portland, OR and spoke in a minisymposium on front invasion.
I spoke in Hamline's Math/Physics joint student seminar on Feb 17th.
I was honored to speak in the Center of Applied Mathematics Seminar at the University of St. Thomas in December.
I moved back to Minnesota and started a new job as an Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Computational Data Science at Hamline University in Saint Paul.
I spoke to aspiring mathematical biologists in the Modeling Accelerator at the Southeast Center for Mathematical Biology at Georgia Tech in July, 2022.
I spoke in the Colloquium of the Little School Dynamics Research Community in March, 2022.
My post My Relationship with My To Do List appeared in the MAA Blog Math Values on January 25th, 2022
I was honored to speak at the Mathematics Colloquium of the University of Montana in December, 2021.
Here is a link to my talk Collective Behavior in Locust Swarms from Differential Equations to Data.
I spoke in the Colloquium of the Claremont Center for the Mathematical Science on November 17th, 2021.
My newest paper is now available as a preprint on the bioRxiv! (* = undergraduate coauthor)
J Weinburd, L Landsberg*, A Kravtsova*, S Lam*, T Sharma*, SJ Simpson, GA Sword, J Buhl. Anisotropic interaction and motion states of locusts in a hopper band. Preprint on bioRxiv (2021). DOI: 10.1101/2021.10.29.466390