Amitabha Bose
Contact
Information
Fall 2024 Courses and Office Hours
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Math 645 Analysis: TF 1:00-2:20,
FMH - 412 Syllabus
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Office Hours: Tuesday 2:30-3:30, Thursday 1:00-2:00
Research Interests
- Dynamical systems, mathematical neurophysiology,
rhythmic beat generation and
perception in the context of music, circadian rhythms
PSA/AAUP
The PSA/AAUP, or simply the PSA, represents all Tenured and Tenure-track Faculty, University and Senior University Lecturers, Professors of Practice, Research Professors, Professional Staff, Full-time instructors in their adjunct capacity and Academic Administrators, up to Associate Dean with academic rank. Please visit
the PSA's website for more information, including how to become a
PSA member. The PSA has three elected officers serving two-year terms (2024-2026). I am honored to serve in the role of President, alongside Faculty Vice President Burt Kimmelman, and Professional Staff Vice President Mike Kehoe.
Commentary
Sample Publications
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Large, E, Roman, I Kim, J, Cannon, J, Pazdera, J, Trainor, L, Rinzel, J and Bose, A (2023) Dynamic models for musical rhythm perception and coordination, Front. Comput. Neurosci.17,
1151895.
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Liao,
G, and Bose, A, (2022) Entrainment
within hierarchical circadian networks, Math Bio Sci 351, 108883.
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Diekman, C and Bose, A , (2022) Beyond the limits of circadian entrainment: Non-24-hour sleep-wake disorder, shift work,
and social jet lag, J. Theoretical Biology, 545 , 111148
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Zemlianova, K, Bose, A
and Rinzel, J (2022) A biophysical
counting mechanism for keeping time, Biological Cybernetics 116 , 205-216
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Marcano, M, Bose, A
and Bayman, P (2021) A
one-dimensional map to study multi-seasonal coffee infestation by the coffee
berry borer, Math Bio Sci 333, 108530
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Bose,
A, Byrne, A and Rinzel, J (2019), A neuromechanistic
model for rhythmic beat generation, PLoS Computational Biology,
15(5): e1006450, Press Release from PLOS, Coverage by Science Daily, A short summary article in
SIAM News online
Grants
- Bose, A., Nadim, F. and Golowasch,
J. - DMS 1122291 (October 2011 -
September 2014) Linear conductance-based mechanisms underlying
oscillations in neuronal networks
- Bose, A., Fulbright-Nehru Award USIEF , Fulbright Program (August 2009 - May 2010)
Mathematical modeling of the dynamics of neuronal networks; Fulbright Article
summarizing my year in India
- Bose, A. National Science Foundation - DMS 0615168 (September 2006 - August
2009) The role of short-term synaptic plasticity in feedback neuronal
networks.
- Bose, A., Golowasch, J. and
Nadim, F., National Science Foundation - DUE 0436244 (September 2004 - August
2009) UBM: An undergraduate biology and mathematics training program at
NJIT. UBM website Newest (2009-2012), Old (2004-2009)
- Bose, A. and Booth, V. National Science Foundation - DMS 0315862 (July 2003 - June 2006)
Functional roles for short-term synaptic plasticity in neuronal networks.
- Bose, A, Booth, V. and Recce, M., National Science
Foundation - DMS 9973230 (August 1999 - July
2003) Neural mechanisms for generating temporal coding.
Submitted Papers
- Liao, G., Diekman, C. and Bose, A., Dynamics of phase tumbling and the reentrainment of circadian oscillators, submitted June 2024.
- Zemlianova, K., Bose, A. and Rinzel, J., Dynamical mechanisms of how an RNN keeps a beat, uncovered with a low-dimensional reduced model, submitted June 2024.
Graduate Students
- Prianka Bose (working on thesis)
- Guangyuan Liao (2020): Assistant
Professor at Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications;
- Zeynep Akcay (2014):
co-advised with Farzan Nadim Post-NJIT; Assistant Professor
Queensborough Community College
- Xinxian Huang (2011)
Post-NJIT: Post-doc Georgia Health Sciences University;
Data Scientist Zynga
- Lakshmi Chandrasekaran (2008) Post-NJIT: Post-doc
Northeastern Ohio Medical College, Post-doc
Louisiana Health Sciences University; Post-doc Stower
Institute for Medical Sciences, Kansas City; freelance science
journalist
- Joon Ha (2008) Post-NJIT: Post-doc IUPUI;
Research Fellow NIH; Associate Professor Howard University
- Christina Ambrosio [now Mouser] (2005) Post-NJIT:
Assistant Professor Medgar Evers College; Professor
William Patterson University
- Stephen Kunec (2002)
Post-NJIT: Post-doc at Boston University; Data Scientist Nike
South Asian Organizations of
Interest