Mathematical Biology Seminar
Spring Semester, 2003
Wednesdays at 3:05pm in
LCB 323
January 29:
Nicholas Swindale, University of British Columbia Abstract
February 5:
Coleen Mitchell, Duke University, "Mathematical Properties of
Coincidence Detection in Time-Windowed Neural Systems"
February 12:
Peter Thomas, Salk Institute, San Diego, "Inside the Mind of the Amoeba: Simulation and Analysis of
Biochemical Signal-Transduction Networks.
" Abstract
February 19:
Hongyun Wang, University of Santa Cruz
"Mathematical description of molecular motors, numerical
solutions, and applications in extracting motor mechanism" Abstract
Feb. 26:
Jack Cowan, University of Chicago, "Integrate-and-fire neural
networks and forest fires" Abstract
March 5:
Ray Kesner, University of Utah, "Behavioral analysis of computational models of the hippocampus" Abstract
March 12:
Sid Baccam, LosAlamos National Laboratory, " Virus Evolution; Epidemics - from individuals to the population" Abstract
March 26:
Stephen Coombes, Department of Mathematical Sciences
, Loughborough University, "Modelling Thalamic Relay Networks" Abstract
April 16:
Chi-Bin Chien, Neurobiology and Anatomy, University of Utah, "How the zebrafish's eye connects to its brain" Abstract
April 23:
Bob Guy, Math Department, University of Utah, "Comparing
closures for a multiple scale, continuum model of platelet
aggregation." Abstract
Other Seminars of Interest:
Biology
Bioinformatics
Bioengineering
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For more information contact Jim Keener, 1-6089
E-mail:
keener@math.utah.edu