Mathematical Biology Seminars

Upcoming Mathematical Biology Seminars

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Past Mathematical Biology Seminars



Mathematical Biology seminar: "Inductive Bias of Neural Networks"

Cengiz Pehlevan (Harvard University)
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: Predicting a previously unseen example from training examples is unsolvable without additional assumptions about the nature of the task at hand. A learner’s performance depends…



Mathematical Biology seminar: "Cancer cells and their epithelial neighbors"

Katrina Podsypanina (Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques [IHES])
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I am a cancer researcher working on a framework for a new mathematical model of metastasis



Mathematical Biology seminar: "Boolean Networks: discrete dynamical models of high-dimensional nonlinear systems"

Jordan Rozum (Pennsylvania State University)
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Boolean networks are a common modeling tool for studying the phenotypic changes that cells undergo in response stimuli. Examples include cell differentiation during embryogenesis, metastasis of…



Mathematical Biology seminar: TBA

Jordan Rozum (Pennsylvania State University)
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Mathematical Biology seminar: "Spinning helices, heaving panels, and waving tails: the role of flexibility in propulsion"

Lisa Fauci (Tulane University)
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The observed gait of a swimmer arises from the interplay of internal force generation, the passive elastic properties of its body, and environmental features such as fluid viscosity,…