The DyDAn Summer Reconnect Conferences will expose faculty teaching undergraduates to the role of the mathematical sciences in homeland security by introducing them to a current research topic that will be relevant for classroom presentation. They will also offer an opportunity to researchers in government or industry to learn about recent techniques.

Topics will be presented in a weeklong series of lectures and activities led by a leading expert in the field. Participants will be involved in both research activities and in writing materials useful in the classroom or to share with their colleagues, with the possibility of ultimately preparing these materials for publication in either our Technical Report or our Educational Modules Series.

These workshops offer the opportunity for junior faculty as well as mid-level and senior faculty, and government and industry professionals to advance to advance to research questions in a new area of the mathematical sciences. Participants will also acquire materials and gain ideas for seminar presentations and for undergraduate research projects and have the opportunity to network with people from a variety of backgrounds.

News:
Reconnect 2007 at DyDAn / Rutgers University Data Analysis in Law Enforcement and Homeland Security July 29 - August 4, 2007
Reconnect 2008 at DyDAn / Rutgers University Mathematical Methods in Biosurveillance: From basics to breakthroughs June 8 - June 14, 2008

Please watch this site for further information or contact the Reconnect Program Coordinator.