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Historical Seminars

Date	Speaker and Title	Time & Location
23 June 2015	Dr David Bourne University of Durham Title: Cell modelling using Voronoi diagrams	2pm, LT515, Maths, University of Glasgow
4 Dec 2014	Dr Joanne Dunster, University of Reading, UK Title: Unravelling the complexities of blood clotting and thrombosis using mathematical techniques	2 pm, Room 203, Mathematics Building, Glasgow
3 Dec 2014	Prof Neil Banas , University of Seattle, US. Title: Zooplankton life history plasticity in a changing climate: A new optimality--based model and evidence from subarctic seas .	3.30pm, LT 209 Livingstone Tower, Maths, Strathclyde
6 Nov 2014	Prof Robert Insall , University of Glasgow, UK. Title: Understanding what makes cells move with microscopes and mathematics .	2pm Maths LT203, University of Glasgow
15 Oct 2014	Dr Vittoria Flamini , New York Polytechnic School of Engineering, US. Title: Patient-specific models of the aorta: Structure, Function and Pathophysiology .	1-2pm, Wolfson Centre, Strathclyde

Date	Speaker and Title	Time & Location
10th Mar. 2010	Dr. Dylan Childs, Department of Animal and Plant Sciences, Sheffield University Title: Evolutionary game theory in the real world: A viable alternative to phenotypic selection analysis?	3.30pm, Rm LT908 Livingstone Tower, Maths Dept., Strathclyde
4th Mar. 2010	Prof. Mette Olufsen, Department of Mathematics, North Carolina State University, USA Title: Parameter estimation in a model predicting baroreceptor regulation of heart rate.	3.05 pm, Room 326, Mathematics Building, Glasgow
14th Jan. 2009	Dr. Mary Myerscough , Centre for Mathematical Biology, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sydney, Australia. Title: From individual to collective behaviour: decision making by house-hunting honeybees .	3.30pm, Rm L8.31 Livingstone Tower, Maths Dept., Strathclyde

Date

Speaker and Title

Time & Location

10th Mar. 2010

Dr. Dylan Childs, Department of Animal and Plant Sciences, Sheffield University

Title:

Evolutionary game theory in the real world: A viable
alternative to phenotypic selection analysis?

3.30pm, Rm LT908 Livingstone Tower, Maths Dept., Strathclyde

4th Mar. 2010

Prof. Mette Olufsen, Department of Mathematics, North Carolina State University, USA

Title: Parameter estimation in a model predicting baroreceptor regulation of heart rate.

3.05 pm, Room 326, Mathematics Building, Glasgow

14th Jan. 2009

Dr.

Mary Myerscough , Centre for Mathematical Biology, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sydney, Australia.

Title:

From individual to collective behaviour: decision making by house-hunting honeybees .

3.30pm, Rm L8.31 Livingstone Tower, Maths Dept., Strathclyde

Date	Title	Time and location
13th Aug. 2008	CMALS AFTERNOON: DOUBLE BILL 1.30-2.30: Dr Boyce Griffith, Courant Insitute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University. Title: Adaptive numerical methods for simulating cardiovascular fluid dynamics and electrophysiology 2.30-3.00: Tea and coffee, Math Dept Common Room, Glasgow 3.00-4.00: Prof Jay Walton, Texas A & M University. Title: Modelling atherogenesis and progression as an inflammatory response	1.30pm, Rm 325 Math Blg, Glasgow
14th July 2008	Prof. Maurício Vieira Kritz, National Laboratory for Scientific computing, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Title: Organizations, Mathematics and Biology	3pm, Rm 325 Math Blg, Glasgow
26th June 2008	Prof. Karen Landman, Department of Mathematics, University of Melbourne. Title: Simulating a developmental cell invasion process	3pm, Rm L8.31 Livingstone Tower, Maths Dept., Strathclyde
20th Feb. 2008	Dr. Ernesto Estrada, Complex Systems Research Group, University of Santiago de Compostela. Title: Spectral Excursions to Complex Biological Networks	4pm, Rm 325 Math Blg Glasgow
13th Feb. 2008	Prof James Murray, Dept. of Applied Mathematics, University of Washington Title: On the value of simple models from breathalysers to marriage	3.30pm, L831 Math Blg Strathclyde