Fall Semester, 2003 Wednesdays at 3:05pm in
LCB 225
September 3: Tom Robbins, Math Department, University of Utah, "Mechanistic
Models for Seed Dispersal" Abstract
September 10: Alun Thomas,
Genetic Epidemiology, University of Utah, "Graphical modelling of the joint distribution of
alleles at associated loci. HapGraphs not HapMaps."Abstract
September 17: Mike Kirby, School of Computing, University of Utah (joint
Applied Math/Math Biology Seminar)
"Simulation Science: The Modeling of Real-World Problems" (Abstract)
September 24: David Eyre, Idaho Technologies, "Sequence Algorithms for PCR
Primer Design." (abstract).
September 29: Philip Maini, Oxford University (Please note the unusual time
and day -
4:30pm Monday; joint Math Biology/Applied Math Seminar,
"The effect of domain growth on pattern selection in a model pattern
generator" (abstract).
October 8: David
Carrier, Biology Department, University of Utah,The Face That Sunk the Essex:
Potential Function of the Spermaceti Organ in Aggression
(Abstract)
October 15: John Milton, University of Chicago. "Neural control at the edge of instability"(Abstract)
October 22Jim Keener, Department of Mathematics, University of Utah,
"The Topology of Defibrillation",(Abstract)
October 27: Ron Siegel, University of Minnesota, "Modeling of Rhythmic
Drug and Hormone Delivery" (Abstract)
October 29: James Sneyd, University of Auckland "Modulation of calcium
oscillations by membrane fluxes"
(Abstract)
November 12: Dave Bowling, Biology Department, University of Utah,
Photosynthetic and respiratory fluxes and their isotopic content in a Colorado s
ubalpine forest (Abstract)
November 19: Yan-Ting Shiu, Bioengineering Department, University of Utah,
"Effects of Fluid Shear Stress on Endothelial Cell Function" (Abstract)
December 3: Chris Myers, Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Utah,
" An Asynchronous Circuit Model of the Lambda Virus" (Abstract)