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I'm a professor in the departments of Mathematics & Statistics and of Biology at McMaster University. My interests range widely in spatial, theoretical, mathematical, computational and statistical ecology, evolution and epidemiology; plant community, ecosystem, and epidemic dynamics; and whatever else takes my fancy. |
314 Hamilton Hall Department of Mathematics & Statistics McMaster University 1280 Main Street West Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4K1 Canada |
(905) 525-9140 x23320 bolker@mcmaster.ca http://www.math.mcmaster.ca/~bolker GPG public key (fingerprint: 688D 48D3 345F 3A7B 81A0 3287 E095 E584 5B97 1507) |
Alternate location/phone: LSB 336, x24376.
My schedule for the current semester.If you really want to reach me, you should probably send e-mail rather than phoning ...
Past and continuing areas of research interest:
bbpapers/r*e*s*e*a*r*c*h
[without the stars]); you
can get a a BibTeX-formatted list as well. This list is not quite
up-to-date; I'm working on it, please e-mail me if you notice something missing/want
a PDF copy of a paper that's not available there.Prospective graduate students in mathematical/statistical ecology, or empirical ecology/evolution with strong quantitative interests, should contact me by e-mail. I can supervise students in the mathematics, statistics, or biology PhD programmes, or McMaster's computational science & engineering programme. While I strongly prefer students who have made at least some previous investment in quantitative tools, I do not have hard and fast rules about mathematical/statistical/computational prerequisites; please contact me to inquire.
(PhD) Morgan Kain, Mike Li
I have published a book on statistical modeling for ecologists, in R: there is also a wiki for it, with updates, errata, and so forth. Feedback is welcome.