Colloquiums & Seminars 2006
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DATE: April 7-8, 2006
Workshop "Origin and Regulation of Bursting Activity of Neurons"
DATE: Friday, March 17, 2006
Dr. Liang Peng, School of Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology, will deliver a colloquium talk at 1:00pm, Friday, March 17.
Please visit http://www.math.gatech.edu/~peng/ for his research.
DATE: Friday, February 24
TIME: 2:00 PM
LOCATION: COE 796
Speaker:
Dr Rosemary Renaut, Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Director of Computational Biosciences PSM
Arizona State University
Title: 'The Computational Biosciences Masters Program at Arizona State University'
In this presentation I will give a brief background of the history of the
CBS program at ASU. This will lead to our curriculum for the CBS
students. I will then focus on the specific courses which are designed to
review mathematical details for advanced graduate students from other
disciplines. The field of computational biosciences is rich with examples
in which one can review or introduce concepts in multivariable calculus,
linear algebra and differential equations. It is our view at ASU that
graduate students aiming for careers in the technical areas of the life
sciences, need familiarity with these concepts, but can learn to
appreciate the mathematical concepts in terms of very relevant
applications. I will present a few examples in which I have discussed the
basics behind numerical optimization for problems as diverse as
phylogenetics and pattern recognition.
Algebra Seminar
DATE: Wednesdays, SPRING 2006 Semester
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