Dr. Christopher Strickland
@stricklandlab.bsky.social
I am a mathematical biologist who specializes in modeling and model analysis - especially as related to collective behavior, population ecology, and behavior-driven epidemic outcomes (including drug epidemics).
This is a cassiopea (upside-down jellyfish). Here you can see it going for a swim before settling back down to its upside-down position on the floor.
Our NSF project combines math and science to study how filter feeders use the water around them to capture prey! I took this video earlier this week.
Our NSF project combines math and science to study how filter feeders use the water around them to capture prey! I took this video earlier this week.
March 21, 2025 at 3:45 AM
This is a cassiopea (upside-down jellyfish). Here you can see it going for a swim before settling back down to its upside-down position on the floor.
Our NSF project combines math and science to study how filter feeders use the water around them to capture prey! I took this video earlier this week.
Our NSF project combines math and science to study how filter feeders use the water around them to capture prey! I took this video earlier this week.
Ever wonder what a mangrove forest looks like underwater? Check it out! It's remarkably beautiful and a bit weird... I took this footage during our research meeting on March 16 where we are discussing ways to apply mathematical methods to better understand the fluid dynamics of filter feeders!
March 17, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Ever wonder what a mangrove forest looks like underwater? Check it out! It's remarkably beautiful and a bit weird... I took this footage during our research meeting on March 16 where we are discussing ways to apply mathematical methods to better understand the fluid dynamics of filter feeders!