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Post-Colloquium Tea

Phillips Hall 330

Please join us in Phillips Hall, Room 330 for tea following the Applied Mathematics Colloquium.

Applied Mathematics Colloquium – Gadi Fibich, Tel Aviv University

Phillips Hall 332

Title: Spreading of Innovations on Networks Speaker: Gadi Fibich, School of Mathematical Sciences, Tel Aviv University Abstract: Spreading (diffusion) of new products is a classical problem. Traditionally, it has been analyzed using the compartmental Bass model, which implicitly assumes that … Read more

Applied Mathematics Colloquium – Anna C. Nelson, Duke University

Phillips Hall 332

Title: Mathematical modeling of polymerization processes in physiology Speaker: Anna C. Nelson, Department of Mathematics, Duke University Abstract: Polymerization, or aggregation, is essential for many physiological systems. For example, the emergence of a fibrin polymer mesh during the formation of … Read more

Post-Colloquium Tea

Phillips Hall 330

Please join us in Phillips Hall, Room 330 for tea following the Applied Mathematics Colloquium.

Post-Colloquium Tea

Phillips Hall 330

Please join us in Phillips Hall, Room 330 for tea following the Applied Mathematics Colloquium.

Applied Mathematics Colloquium – Graduate Student Research Showcase

Phillips Hall 332

Graduate Research Showcase Speakers: Applied Math Graduate Students, UNC-Chapel Hill Abstract: This week is our Graduate Research Showcase! Graduate students in Applied Math will be presenting their research in preparation for UNC’s 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) competition at the end … Read more

Applied Mathematics Colloquium – Naoki Masuda, University at Buffalo

Phillips Hall 332

Title: Early warning signals for dynamics on networks Speaker: Naoki Masuda, Department of Mathematics and Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, State University of New York at Buffalo Abstract: Complex dynamical systems often show sudden major changes, or tipping … Read more

Applied Mathematics Colloquium – Mansoor Haider, North Carolina State University

Phillips Hall 332

Title: Unsupervised Learning Approaches for Dual-Domain Clustering with Applications in Public Health Speaker: Mansoor Haider, Department of Mathematics, North Carolina State University Abstract: Many policymaking questions in public health are driven by data sets representing both application-specific attributes and geographic … Read more