Bradford E. Peercy

• Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD, (2008-pres.)
• Postdoctoral Fellow, LBM/NIDDK/NIH, Bethesda, MD, (2006-2008)
• Pfeiffer-VIGRE Postdoctoral Associate, Rice University, (2003-2006)
• Research Assistant, University of Utah, (2002-2003)
• Research Assistant, CVRTI (Cardiovascular Research and Training Institute), University of Utah, (2001-2002)
• Research Assistant, University of Utah, (2000-2001)
• Teaching Fellow, University of Utah, (1999-2000)
• Mathematical Physiology - PIMS Workshop, (June 14-25, 1999 summer)
• Teaching Assistant, University of Utah, (1998-1999)
• Mathematical modeling in industry - IMA Summer program, (1998 summer)

1. Bradford E. Peercy and Arthur Sherman, cAMP Activation of cPKA Signaling in a Beta Cell: Submembrane to Nucleus, in preparation.

2. Min Zhang, Bernard Fendler, Bradford E. Peercy, Pranay Goel, Richard Bertram, Arthur Sherman, Leslie Satin, Long lasting synchronization of calcium oscillations by cholinergic stimulation in isolated pancreatic islets, Biophys. J. 2008 Nov 15;95(10):4676-88. journal link

3. Bradford E. Peercy, Initiation and Propagation of an Intracellular Neuronal Calcium Wave, J. Comput. Neurosci., 2008 Oct 25(2):334-48.journal link

4. Bradford E. Peercy, Steven J. Cox, Sagit Shalel-Levanon, Ka-Yiu San, George Bennett, A Kinetic Model of Oxygen Regulation of Cytochrome Production in Escherichia coli, J Theor Biol, 2006 Oct 7;242(3):547-63. [PubMed]

5. S.J. Cox, S.S. Levanon, A. Sanchez, H. Lin, B. Peercy, G.N. Bennett and K-Y. San, Development of a metabolic network design and optimization framework incorporating implementation constraints: a succinate production case study, Metabolic Engineering, vol. 8, (2006), p. 46-57. [PubMed]

6. Bradford E. Peercy, J.P. Keener, Coupled Cell Model of Border Zone Arrhythmias, SIAM Journal of Applied Dynamical Systems, (2005) Vol 4, Num. 3, pp. 679-710. [SIADS]

7. R.D. Vaughn-Jones, B. E. Peercy, J.P. Keener, K.W. Spitzer, Intrinsic H⁺ Ion Mobility in the Rabbit Ventricular Myocyte, Journal of Physiology, (2002) 541.1, pp. 139-158. [PubMed]

8. K.W. Spitzer, R.L. Skolnick, B.E. Peercy, J.P. Keener, R.D. Vaughn-Jones, Facilitation of Intracellular H⁺ Ion Mobility by CO₂/HCO^-₃ in Rabbit Ventricular Myocytes Is Regulated by Carbonic Anhydrase , Journal of Physiology, (2002) 541.1, pp. 159-167. [PubMed]

9. J. Alford, N. Cogan, C. Miller, S. Patinkin, B.E. Peercy, N. A. Rosenberg, Boundary Element Analysis of Intracardiac Electrogram Sensing, IMA Preprint Series #1589-3, 1998. [IMA (pdf)]

• NSF DMS Math biology Multiscale Modeling for Calcium Induced Calcium Release in a Cardiac Cell ($239,146; July 1, 2009-June 30,2010, with PI Matthias Gobbert)

• UMBC Summer Faculty Funding Multiscale Modeling for Calcium Induced Calcium Release in a Cardiac Cell SFF ($6000; summer 2009)

• Biophysical Journal
• SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics
• Physical Review Letters
• Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
• Applied Mathematics and Computation
• Mathematical Reviews

• Matlab, Igor Pro, Maple, Latex, HTML, UNIX, Fortran

• Pfeiffer Endowment award 2003-2006
• NSF VIGRE postdoctoral fellowship, Rice University, 2003-2006
  
• Society of Mathematical Biology Travel Award to Annual Conference, Dresden, Germany, 2005
• Society of Mathematical Biology Travel Award to Annual Conference, Hilo, HI, 2001
• Graduate School Travel Award, University of Utah, 2001
• Teaching Fellowship, University of Utah, 1999-2001
• Recruitment Travel Award, University of Utah, 1999
• Teaching Assistantship, University of Utah, 1998-1999
• Presidential Scholarship, Trinity University, 1991-1992

• SMB (Society for Mathematical Biology)
• SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics)
• AMS (American Mathematical Society)
• SFN (Society for Neuroscience)

• 2003-2006 PFUG Contributor and Mentor, Rice University VIGRE (NSF) program, biomath research group. Duties: Co-organize multiple research groups (metabolic engineering, neuroscience) involving postdocs, faculty, undergraduate and graduate students; Mentor undergrad and grad student research; Consult on presentations.
• 2001-2003 Supplemental Instruction (SI) Supervisor, University of Utah,
  Duties: Interview and hire undergraduate SI session leaders; Organize and run leader training workshop; Supervise, observe, and evaluate two leaders.

University Maryland, Baltimore County
• Introduction to Linear Algebra (MATH 221) F08
  http://www.math.umbc.edu/~bpeercy/teaching/2008Fall221
• Introduction to Differential Equations (MATH 225) S09
  http://www.math.umbc.edu/~bpeercy/teaching/200pSpring225

Rice University
• Theoretical Neuroscience (CAAM 415) S06
  http://www.caam.rice.edu/~caam415
• Dynamical Systems: Theory and Computation (CAAM 435) S05
  http://www.caam.rice.edu/~bpeercy/caam435
• Introduction to Engineering Computation (CAAM 210) S04, F04, F05
  http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~caam210
• Dynamical Systems Lab (CAAM 469/MATH 468 LAB) F03
  http://www.caam.rice.edu/~bpeercy/math468

University of Utah
• Introduction to Differential Equations (Math 2250) Su03
  http://www.math.utah.edu/~bpeercy/math2250/frame.htm
• Introduction to Quantitative Analysis (Math 1030) Su99, F99, S00
  http://www.math.utah.edu/~bpeercy/math1030/frame.htm
• College Algebra for Business and Social Sciences (Math 1090) F00
  http://www.math.utah.edu/~bpeercy/math1090/frame.htm
• Quantitative Analysis: Business Calculus (Math 1100) S01
  http://www.math.utah.edu/~bpeercy/math1100/frame.htm
• Maple Computer Lab: Calculus for Life Scientists, F98
  Duties: Assist students with computer and content questions.

• Member, Graduate Committee, Department Mathematics and Statistics, University Maryland, Baltimore County, 2008-pres.
• Co-Chair, Graduate Student Advisory Committee (GSAC), Dept. of Mathematics, University of Utah, 2000-2001
• Organizer, Graduate Student Recruitment Weekend, Dept. of Mathematics, University of Utah, 2001
• Member, GSAC, Dept. of Mathematics, University of Utah, 1998-2002
• Teacher Trainer and Facilitator, Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence, University of Utah Campus-Wide Teacher Assistant Training, 1999.

• Co-Organizer, SMB (July 2009), Vancouver, BC Minisymposium: iIntegrative Aspects of Modeling Beta-cell Signaling with Pranay Goel
• Invited Talk, SMB Annual meeting (July 2009), Vancouver, BC, Long Time Sacel cAMP-Dependent Signaling by Protein Kinase A in Pancreatic Beta Cells
• Poster,SFN Annual Meeting (Nov 2008), Washington D.C., A Quantitative Model of Neuronal Signaling via Multiple Intracellular Calcium Waves with Arthur Sherman
• Poster, MBI Workshop on Diabetes (May 2007) cAMP Activation of cPKA Signaling: Submembrane to Nucleus with Arthur Sherman
• Invited Talk, Mathematics/Statistics Colloquium (March 2007) Switching between Aerobic and Anaerobic Metabolism: Bistability, Oscillations, and Economics
• Co-Organizer, SIAMLS/SMB (July 2006) Minisymposium: Intracellular Calcium Modeling: Spatial Considerations on Multiple Scales with Bori Mazzag
• Invited Talk, SIAMLS/SMB (July 2006) Calcium Waves as a Signal for Late Long Term Potentiation in Minisymposium: Intracellular Calcium Modeling: Spatial Considerations on Multiple Scales
• Invited Talk, NIDDK Seminar, National Institutes of Health (April 2006) Modeling: Heart, Mind, and ... Bacteria
• Invited Talk, Applied Mathematics Colloquium, University of Maryland Baltimore County (April 2006) Modeling: Heart, Mind, and ... Bacteria
• Invited Talk, Third Annual Gulf Coast Consortia on Theoretical Neuroscience, Rice University (November 2005) Calcium Wave Initiation and Evolution in a Neuron
• Contributed Talk, Society of Mathematical Biology Annual Meeting, Dresden, Germany (July 2005) Calcium Signaling in a Neuron
• Poster, Society of Mathematical Biology Annual Meeting, Dresden, Germany (July 2005) Oxygen Sensor/Regulators' Effects in Escherichia coli with Sagit Shalel-Levanon, George N. Bennett, Steve Cox, Ka-Yiu San.
• Contributed Talk, Houston Society of Engineering and Molecular Biology (February 2005) Mathematical Model of Oxygen Sensing in Escherichia Coli with Sagit Shalel-Levanon, George N. Bennett, Steve Cox, Ka-Yiu San.
• Poster, Society for Neuroscience Conference, San Diego, California (October 2004) A Quantitative Model of Neuronal Calcium Signaling, J. Hartsfield, Bradford E. Peercy, S. Cox.
• Contributed Talk, Society of Mathematical Biology Annual Meeting, University of Michigan (July 2004) Calcium Signaling in a Neuronwith S. Cox, J. Hartsfield.
• Poster, Gordon Research Conference on Theoretical Biology and Biomathematics, Tilton School (June 2004) Oxygen Sensing and Regulation of Cytochromes in E. coli with S. Cox, S. Shalel Levanon, G. N. Bennett, and K.-Y. San.
• Invited TalkVIGRE Seminar, Tulane University (April 2004) Dynamics at the Border Zone: A Coupled Cell Model of Cardiac Ischemia, Bradford E. Peercy, James P. Keener.
• Department Colloquium, Computational & Applied Mathematics Department, Rice University (May 2003) Modeling Border Zone Arrhythmias , Bradford E. Peercy, James P. Keener.
• Undergraduate Colloquium, University of Utah (November 2002) Experimentation with Acid , Bradford E. Peercy, James P. Keener, Kenneth Spitzer, Richard Vaughn-Jones.
• Graduate Colloquium, University of Utah (September 2002) Dropping Acid: Quantification of Hydrogen Movement in Cardiac Cells , Bradford E. Peercy, James P. Keener, Kenneth Spitzer, Richard Vaughn-Jones.
• Invited Talk, Math Biology Seminar, University of Utah (May 2002) A Model of Border Zone Arrhythmias, Bradford E. Peercy, James P. Keener
• Graduate Colloquium, University of Utah (October 2001) Some basics of bifurcation theory and an application of a Hopf bifurcation in cardiac arrhythmias , Bradford E. Peercy.
• Poster, SIAM-Life Science Conference, Boston, Massachusetts (September 2001) How Ischemia Causes Cardiac Arrhythmias , Bradford E. Peercy, James P. Keener.