Mathematical Biology Seminar
Fall Semester, 2001
Wednesdays at 3:05pm in
JWB 208
September
5: Eric Cytrynbaum, "Stability of the traveling pulse and the restitution hypothesis"Abstract
September
12:
September
19: Jim Powell, Utah State
University, ``The Mathematical Basis for Modelling Insect Seasonality and Potential
Climate Change-Induced Bark Beetle Invasions''Abstract
September
26: Leslie Sieburth; Title: Leaf and Vein Patterning in Arabidopsis.
October 3:
Matt Samore, "Mathematical models of spread of antimicrobial resistant
microorganisms"
October 10:
October 17:
October 24:
Robert Fujinami, Neurology, University of Utah,
"Viruses Can Silently Prime and Trigger Autoimmune Disease" Abstract
October 31:
November 7:
Russell Stewart, Bioengineering, University of
Utah, ``Engineering with a molecular train set''.
November 14:
November 21:
November 28:
Jim Haefner, Utah State University ``Integrating Ecology and Evolution: Numerical Results from a
Quantitative Genetic Recursion Model'' Abstract
December 5:
Evan Haskell, Mathematics, University of Utah, ``An overview of population density methods for the large-scale modelling of
neuronal networks in the brain and applications.'' Abstract
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For more information contact Jim Keener, 1-6089
E-mail:
keener@math.utah.edu