News & Events / Colloquia & SeminarsPast Colloquia
2024
5/21/24
Andrew Stuart, California Institute of Technology
Operator Learning: Algorithms, Analysis and Applications
5/14/24
Rony Granek, Ben Gurion University of the Negev
Active Fractal Networks with Stochastic Force Monopoles and Force Dipoles Unravel Subdiffusion of Chromosomal Loci
5/7/24
Pankaj Mehta, Boston University
Mathematics of Life Seminar Series: Randomness, Complexity, and the Biological Frontier
4/30/24
Ehud Yariv, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
Shocks and Caps in Drop Electrohydrodynamics
4/23/24
Tom Dean, Breakthrough Energy
Contrail Climate Impacts: Modeling and Mitigation Strategies
4/16/24
Efi Efrati, Weizmann Institute of Science
Frustrated Assemblies: Describing Matter from Within
4/9/24
Maciej Lisicki, University of Warsaw and UPenn
Tales of tails: Elastohydrodynamics of microscale motion
3/27/24 Reiss Lecture
Peko Hosoi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
A Few Short Stories about Probability and Sports
3/26/24 Reiss Lecutre
Peko Hosoi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Filtration and Fluid Mechanics Inspired by the Manta Ray
3/12/24
Naomi Oppenheimer, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Hydrodynamic Hamiltonians of Active Two-dimensional Fluids
3/5/24
James Fitzgerald, Northwestern University
Bridging Theoretical Neuroscience and Neural Data Science with Simple Models
2/27/24
Snezhana Abarzhi, University Western Australia
Interface Dynamics in Ideal and Realistic Fluids
2/13/24
Geoff Vallis, Exeter
Rainy-Bénard Convection: An Idealization of a Moist Atmosphere
2/06/24
Yue Yu, Lehigh University
Nonlocal Operator is All You Need
1/23/24
Albane Thery, University of Pennsylvania
Building Models For Swimmers in Complex and Confined Environments
2023
11/28/23
Milo Lin, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Mathematics of Life Series: Thermodynamic Limits of Molecular Computation
11/14/23
Niall Mangan and Katelyn Leisman, Northwestern University
Flushed with Insights: The Promising Potential of Poop-Based Testing for Public Health
11/7/23
Thierry Mora, École Normale Supérieure, Paris
Mathematics of Life Series: Statistical Mechanics of Collective Behavior
10/31/23
Sky Nicholson, Northwestern University
How to Quantify Rare-Events From Microscopic Kinetics Using Tensor Networks
10/17/23
Sam Kriegman, Northwestern University
Instant Evolution: Novel Robots from Scratch in Seconds
10/10/23
Aleksandra Walczak, École Normale Supérieure, Paris
Mathematics of Life series: Formation of immune repertoire
10/3/23
Christine Heitsch, Georgia Institute of Technology
How Can Discrete Mathematics Improve RNA Folding Predictions
5/23/23
Linda Petzold, University of California Santa Barbara
Interpretable Polynomial Neural ODEs - Reiss Lecture
5/22/23
Linda Petzold, University of California Santa Barbara
The Roles and Consequences of Randomness in Biological Systems - Reiss Lecture
5/16/23
Tiffany Shaw, University of Chicago
Fast jet stream winds get faster under climate change
5/9/23
Sung Ha Kang, Georgia Institute of Technology
Identifying Differential Equations with Numerical Methods: Time Evolution, Subspace Pursuit and Weak Form
5/2/23
Osman Basaran, Purdue University
Pinch-off Singularities and Effects of Surface Viscosity on Breakup of Liquid Threads
4/18/23
Gwynn Elfring, University of British Colombia
Active matter in inhomogeneous environments
4/11/23
Simone Bianco, Altos Labs - Bay Area Institute of Science
Computer-Aided Design of Synthetic Cells
4/4/23
Eva Kanso, University of Southern California
Flow Physics Creates Cooperative and Selfish Spatial Patterns in Groups of Flapping Swimmers
2/28/23
Danny Wells, Santa Ana Bio
Single Cell Spatial Transcriptomics to Accelerate Systems Immunology
2/21/23
David Bortz, University of Colorado
Data-Driven Modeling and Learning Using the Weak Form
2/7/23
Keaton Burns, MIT
Solving Partial Differential Equations Exactly Over Polynomials
1/31/23
Richard Braun, University of Delaware
Semi-automated Tear Breakup Detection and Modeling on the Ocular Surface
2022
11/29/2022
V. Barranca, Swarthmore
Reconstruction of Neuronal Network Connectivity and Rivalrous Percepts Via Compressive Sensing of Network Dynamics
11/15/2022
Eric Hester, UCLA
How Iceberg Geometry Affects Melting: A Multiphase Fluids Case Study
11/8/2022
C. Huepe, Northwestern
Phases and self-organization in active elastic systems
10/10/2022
Becca Thomases, UC Davis
Microorganism Locomotion in Viscoelastic Fluids
5/23/2022
Tanim Islam, LLNL
HED Simulations of a NIF shot with ARES
5/9/2022
Harishankar Manikantan, UC Davis
Fluid dynamics of diological membranes: tunable aggregation and nontrivial rheology
5/3/2022
Steve Strogatz, Cornell University
Networks of Oscillators that Synchronize Themselves
5/2/2022
Steve Strogatz, Cornell University
Writing About Math for the New York Times
4/25/2022
Christel Hohenegger, University of Utah
Confinement Effects for Steady-Streaming
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4/18/2022
Shreyas Mandre, University of Warwick, UK
Functional Interpretation for Transverse Arches of Human Foot
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2/15/2022
Varda Hagh, University of Chicago
Systematic Manipulation of Disorder for Extraordinary Functionality in Materials
2/14/2022
Maria Delyanni, University of Maryland Baltimore County
Large Deflections of Inextensible Beams and Plates
2/7/2022
Leroy Jia, Flatiron
Axisymmetric Membranes with Edges Under External Force: Buckling, Minimal Surfaces, and Tethers
1/31/2022
Sujit Datta, Princeton University
Life in a Tight Spot: How Bacteria Swim, Disperse, and Grow in Crowded Spaces
1/24/2022
Jin Tae Kim and John Rogers, Northwestern University
Three-dimensional Electronic Microfliers Inspired by Wind-Dispersed Seeds
2021
11/29/2021
Sophie Marbach, New York University
Harvesting Fluctuations for Transport at the Nanoscale
11/15/2021
Amit Bose, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Towards a Neural and Mathematical Understanding of How We Generate and Keep a Musical Beat
11/9/2021
Chris Rycroft, Harvard University
The Reference Map Technique for Simulating Complex Materials and Multi-Body Interactions
11/1/2021
Ivan C. Christov, Purdue University
Nonlinear Dynamics of Magnetic Fluid Interfaces
10/25/2021
Michael Loewenberg, Yale University
A Lubrication Theory for Permeable Particles
10/11/2021
Chad Topaz, Williams College
Mathematical and Computational Approaches to Social Justice
10/4/2021
Stephen H. Davis Lecture: Harry Swinney, University of Texas at Austin
Crystallization in a Periodically Perturbed Random Granular Medium
5/24/2021
Ron Milo, Weizmann Institute of Science
Conversion of Escherichia coli to Generate All Biomass Carbon from CO2
5/20/2021
Julio M. Ottino, Northwestern University
Prediction, Understanding, and the Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics: A View Through the Window of Mixing
5/17/2021
Eric Keaveny, Imperial College London
Coordinated Motion of Active Filaments
5/10/2021
Ermin Wei, Northwestern University
Robust and Flexible Distributed Optimization Algorithms for Networked Systems
5/3/2021
Arezoo Ardekani, Purdue University
Hydrodynamics-Mediated Trapping of Microbes
4/26/2021
Peter Thomas, Case Western Reserve University
Neural Circuitry for Multilayered Motor Control
4/12/2021
Alexis Kaminski, UC Berkeley
Scouring and Overturning in Asymmetric Stratified Shear Instabilities
3/8/2021
Michal Zochowski, University of Michigan
From Neuromodulation, Via Network Dynamics, to Memory Consolidation During Sleep
3/1/2021
Paul Atzberger, University of California, Santa Barbara
Surface Fluctuating Hydrodynamic Methods for Soft Materials with Fluid-Structure Interactions within Curved Fluid Interfaces
2/22/2021
Heather Zinn Brooks, Harvey Mudd College
Bounded-Confidence Models for Opinion Dynamics on Online Social Networks
2/8/2021
Istvan Kovacs, Northwestern University
Emergence of Functional Interactions in Complex Systems
2/1/2021
Ian Tobasco, University of Illinois at Chicago
Simple Rules for the Wrinkle Patterns of Confined Elastic Shells
1/25/2021
Daniel Forger, University of Michigan
The Mathematics of the Wearable Revolution, with Applications to Circadian Rhythms and COVID Detection
1/11/2021
Geoff Vasil, University of Sydney
The Mechanics of a Large Pendulum Chain
2020
11/23/2020
Dan Wilson, University of Tennessee
Analysis of Limit Cycle Oscillators Far Beyond the Weakly Perturbed Paradigm
11/9/2020
Saverio E. Spagnolie, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Active Matter Invasion of a Viscous Fluid and a No-Flow Theorem
11/2/2020
Zachary Kilpatrick, University of Colorado Boulder
Heterogeneity Improves Speed and Accuracy in Social Networks
10/19/2020
Jessica Conway, Penn State University
HIV Viral Rebound Heterogeneity Following Treatment Interruption
6/9/2020
Eve Armstrong, New York Institute of Technology
Identifying the Measurements Required to Estimate Rates of COVID-19 Transmission, Infection, and Detection, Using Variational Data Assimilation
3/2/2020
Rennie Mirollo, Boston College
Is the Ott-Antonsen Manifold Attracting?
2/24/2020
Alan Lindsay, The University of Notre Dame
The Mathematics of Diffusive Signaling and the Role of Receptor Clustering in Chemoreception
2/17/2020
Madhav Mani, Northwestern University
Mathematical Approaches to Studying the Patterns of Organisms
2/10/2020
Takashi Nishikawa, Northwestern University
Converse Symmetry Breaking: Theory and Experiment
2/3/2020
Alexei Koulakov, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Formation of Neuronal Connectivity: Nature versus Nurture
1/27/2020
Jörn Dunkel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Symmetry Breaking and Pattern Formation in Soft Matter and Active Fluids
1/13/2020
Vilas Menon, Columbia University
Exploring the Molecular State Space of Cells in the Brain
1/6/2020
Eric Dufresne, ETH Zurich
Growing Droplets in Cells and Gels
2019
12/2/19
Kresimir Josic, The University of Houston
11/18/19
Helen Moore, Applied BioMath
Dynamical Systems Modeling in the Biopharm Industry
11/11/2019
Dezhe Jin, Penn State
Self-organized Wiring of a Neuronal Network from Precise Timing in Songbird
11/4/19
Alla Borisyuk, The University of Utah
Diffusion with Recharging Traps and the Effect of Astrocytes in Neuronal Networks
10/7/2019
Nick Cogan, Florida State University
Dynamics of the Plant Pathogen Xylella fastidiosa : Models, Data and Sensitivity Analysis
6/3/2019
James Swan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Large Scale Simulation of Colloidal Hydrodynamics: Heterogenous Particles, Structures and Flow Patterns
4/8/2019
Vijay Balasubramanian, University of Pennsylvania
Becoming What You Smell: Adaptive Sensing and Efficient Coding in the Olfactory System
2/25/2019
Tong Gao, Michigan State University
Probing Non-Equilibrium Fluids: Self-Assembly, Collective Dynamics, and Autonomous Machine
2/11/2019
Grant Rotskoff, New York University
Neural Networks as Interacting Particle Systems: Understanding Global Convergence of Parameter Optimization Dynamics
1/24/2019
Susanne Horn, UCLA
Advanced Models of Thermal Convection: A Window Into Coherent Structures and Geophysical Turbulence
1/22/2019
William Holmes, Vanderbilt University
Design Principles of Cellular and Developmental Systems
1/17/2019
Kyle Parfrey, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Simulating Relativistic Astoplasmas from Microphysics to Global Dynamics
1/14/2019
Henrik Ronellenfitsch, MIT
Optimal Form and Function
1/10/2019
Andrew Mugler, Purdue University
Mathematical Modeling of Cell-Cell Communication and Collective Behavior
1/7/2019
Gal Mishne, Yale University
Local Geometric Spectral Data Analysis
2018
12/10/2018
Tom Chou, UCLA
Dynamics of structured populations: From aging demographics to cell size control
11/26/2018
Qiong Yang, University of Michigan
From Molecules to Development: Understanding How Biological Oscillators Function and Coordinate
11/19/2018
Suri Vaikuntanathan, University of Chicago
Organization and self-assembly far from equilibrium: Dissipation induced transitions in membranes and materials
11/5/2018
Rama Ranganathan, University of Chicago
Evolutionary Design of Proteins
10/29/2018
Tandy Warnow, UIUIC
NJMerge: A New Divide-and-Conquer Method for Scaling Phylogeny Estimation to Large Datasets
10/22/2018
Yuhai Tu, IBM Watson
Principles of Sensory Adaptation
10/8/2018
Paul Umbanhowar, Northwestern University (Mechanical Engineering)
Modeling Segregation in Granular Flows
6/11/2018 (4 PM to 5 PM)
Dinshaw Balsara, University of Notre Dame
Bringing Astrophysics Down to Earth: The Development of a New Generation of High-Accuracy Methods for Computational Electrodynamics
6/11/2018 (2 PM to 3 PM)
Aleksandra Shirman, University of California San Diego
Estimation of Model Parameters in Non-Linear Systems Through Statistical Data Assimilation Methods
6/4/2018
David Saintillan, University of California San Diego
From Bacteria to Chromosomes Hydrodynamic Self-organization of Biological Active Matter
5/21/2018
Paul Francois, McGill University
Untangling the Hairball of Immune Recognition Networks
4/30/2018
Robert Deegan, University of Michigan
Photoelectrowetting
4/23/2018
Joseph Tien, Ohio State University
Disease Spread on Networks: Integrating Structure and Dynamics
4/16/2018
Jeffrey Gore, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Building Microbial Communities from the Bottom Up
4/10/2018 (Reiss Memorial Lecture, Day 2)
Professor Raymond E. Goldstein, University of Cambridge
Upside-Down and Inside-Out: The Biomechanics of Cell Sheet Folding
4/9/2018 (Reiss Memorial Lecture, Day 1)
Professor Raymond E. Goldstein, University of Cambridge
Fluid Mechanics at the Scale of the Cell
4/2/2018
David Williams, Allen Institute for Cell Science
Cells of Many Structures: Integrating Cell Organization with Conditional Models
3/5/2018
Eric Keaveny, Imperial College London
Linking the Micro- and Macro-scales in Populations of Swimming Cells
2/26/2018
Alex Snezhko, Argonnne National Laboratory
Emergent Dynamics in Active Spinner Materials
2/19/2018
Cristian Huepe, Northwestern University
Structure and Dynamics of Modular Hierarchical Networks
2/12/2018
Harish Bhat, University of California, Merced
Bbuilding Predictive Models from Data: Examples from Sports and Public Health
2/5/2018
Thom Cleland, Cornell University
Algorithms of the Early Olfactory System
1/29/2018
Jens Eggers, University of Bristol
Two Problems Involving Breakup of a Liquid Film
1/22/2018
Hyejin Youn, Northwestern University
Scaling in Physics, Biology, Cities, and Beyond
2017
11/27/17
Yannis Kevrekidis, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, Johns Hopkins Professor Emeritus, Princeton
No equations, no variables, no parameters, no space and no time: Data and Machine Learning In Modeling Complex Systems
11/20/17
Nir Gavish, PhD, Israel Institute of Technology
A Model of Highly Concentrated Electrolyte Solutions
11/6/17
Daniel Lecoanet, Princeton University
Model Hierarchies for Data Analysis in Fluid Dynamics
10/30/17
Michael Rust, PhD, University of Chicago
Demand for High Protein Copy Number Can Favor Timers Over Clocks in Bacteria
10/23/17
Ashok Litwin Kumar, PhD, Columbia University
Optimal Degrees of Synaptic Connectivity
10/2/2017
Sam Barnett, PhD, Barnett Capital, Ltd.
Engaged Minds Think Alike: Measuring Neural Similarity & Dynamic Audiovisual Stimuli
9/25/2017
Dr. Lauren Childs, Virginia Tech
Simulating Within-Vector Generation of the Malaria Parasite Diversity
6/5/2017
Hans Breiter, MD, Northwestern University
Feynman Lawfulness in Human Pleasure and Aversion, and its Implications for a Quantitative Model of Emotion
5/16/2017 (Reiss Memorial Lecture, Day 2)
Dr. John F. Brady, California Institute of Technology
The "Superfluid-Like" Behavior of Active Matter
5/15/2017 (Reiss Memorial Lecture, Day 1)
Dr. John F. Brady, California Institute of Technology
The Swim Pressure of Active Matter
5/8/2017
Daniel Poll, University of Houston
Stochastic Dynamics in Bump Attractor Models of Spatial Working Memory
4/17/2017
Dr. Robert Rosenbaum, University of Notre Dame
Spatiotemporal Dynamics and Computations in Recurrent Neuronal Networks
2016
5/23/16
Professor Shmuel Rubinstein, Harvard University
The maximally crumpled state: crumpling dynamics and the evolution of damage networks
5/16/16
Dr. Ian Griffiths, University of Oxford
How magnets and mathematics can help solve the current water crisis
5/10/16
Professor L. Mahedevan, Harvard University (Reiss Lectures)
Programming Shape: geometry, physics and engineering
5/9/16
Professor L. Mahadevan, Harvard University (Reiss Lectures)
Predicting Shape: geometry, physics and biology
5/2/16
Professor Grae Worster, University of Cambridge
Freezing of solutions and colloidal suspensions
4/25/16
Dr. Asghar Esmaeeli, Southern Illinois University
Computational Simulations of Electrohydrodynamics of Suspensions of Liquid Drops
4/18/16
Professor Seppe Kuehn, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Determinism and Contingency in Microbial Communities
4/11/16
Dr. Douglas Zhou, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Sparsity and compressed coding in neuronal networks
4/4/16
Professor Ernest Barreto, George Mason University
Collective Dynamics in Populations of Oscillators
3/7/16
Professor Randy LeVeque, University of Washington
Numerical Modeling of Tsunamis and Other Geohazards
2/22/2016
Dr. Laura Stricker, Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self Organization (Germany)
Numerical study of artificial microswimmers propelled by Marangoni flow
1/25/16
Dr. Mattia Gazzola, Harvard University
Inverse Design of Swimming Dynamics
1/21/16
Dr. Shravan Veerapaneni, University of Michigan
Fast Algorithms for Particulate Flows
1/14/16
Dr. Brian Camley, University of California, San Diego
Emergent Collective Chemotaxis Without Single-Cell Gradient Sensing
1/11/16
Dr. Enkeleida Lushi, Brown University
Active Micro-Particles in Free Space and Confinement
1/7/16
Dr. Sabetta Matsumoto, Harvard University
Biomimetic 4D Printing
2015
12/9/15
Dr. Ivana Bozic, Harvard University
Stochastic evolutionary modeling of cancer development and resistance to treatment
12/7/15
Dr. Wenxiao Pan, The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Mesoscale Modeling of Complex Fluids and Materials
11/30/15
Professor Miranda Holmes-Cerfon, Courant Institute, New York University
Kinetics of Particles with Short-ranged Interactions
11/16/15
Professor Jasmine Foo, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
Understanding the Cancer Field Effect
11/9/15
Professor Karin Leiderman, University of California, Merced
Mathematical Modeling of Thrombus Formation Under Flow
11/2/15
Dr. Lucy Colwell, University of Cambridge
Using evolutionary sequence variation to make inferences about protein structure and function: Modeling with Random Matrix Theory
10/26/15
Professor Alexander Levine, University of California, Los Angeles
Nonequilibrium Semiflexible Network and the Mechanics of the Cell
10/19/15
Professor Agnese Seminara, Harvard University and University of Nice (France)
Olfactory based navigation in mice
10/12/15
Professor Ariel Amir, Harvard University
Simultaneous regulation of cell size and chromosome replication in bacteria
10/5/15
Professor Raissa D'Souza, University of California, Davis
Steering and controlling systems of interdependent networks
2015
6/1/15
Professor Zhangli Peng of the University of Notre Dame
"Multiscale Modeling in Cell/Tissue Mechanics and Related Diseases"
5/28/15
Eric Siero of Leiden University, Mathematical Institute - Thursday, 10:00am
"Striped pattern selection by advective reaction-diffusion systems: Resilience of banded vegetation on slopes"
5/12/15
Reiss Lecture: Professor Detlef Lohse of the University of Twente (Netherlands)
"The Phase Space of Turbulent Taylor-Couette Flow"
5/11/15
Reiss Lecture: Professor Detlef Lohse of the University of Twente (Netherlands)
"Surface Nanobubbles and Nanodroplets: The Big Picture"
5/4/15
Professor Michelle Girvan of the University of Maryland
"Modeling the Dynamics of Gene Regulatory Networks: Insights and Challenges"
5/4/15
Professor Ned S. Wingreen of Princeton University - 11:15am
"Why are chemotaxis receptors clustered but other receptors aren't?"
4/27/15
Professor Vinothan Manoharan of Harvard University
"How does a virus self-assemble?"
4/20/15
Professor Joshua Shaevitz of Princeton University
"Phases and Phase Transitions in the Collective Motility of the Social Bacterium Myxococcus Xanthus"
4/13/15
Professor Ka-Kit Tung of the University of Washington
"Why has global warming paused for the past 15 years?"
4/6/15
Professor Petia Vlahovska of Brown University
"Complex fluid interfaces in electric fields: belted drops, patchy membranes and vesicle drums"
3/30/15
Professor Sophie Denève of École Normale Supérieure (France)
"Efficient Coding in Balanced Neural Networks"
3/9/15
Dr. Alex Roxin of Centre de Recerca Matemàtica
"Synchrony and Firing Rate in Neuronal Networks: An Exact Meanfield Approach"
3/2/15
Professor Horacio Rotstein of New Jersey Institute of Technology
"Frequency Preference Response to Oscillatory Inputs in Neuronal Models: A Geometric Approach to Subthreshold Resonance"
2/16/15
Professor Jané Kondev of Brandeis University
"Building a Proportional Cell: How Cells Control the Size of Their Organelles"
2/12/15
Dr. Wu Min of Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris
"Modeling of Growths: from Nutrient Limitation to Elastic Fibers"
Online colloquium, 5 p.m. viewing in Tech A230
2/2/15
Dr. Alexander Wray of Imperial College London
"Electrostatically-Controlled Film Dynamics in Curved Geometries"
1/26/15
Dr. Kang-Ling Liao of Mathematical Biosciences Institute (OSU)
"A Mathematical Model for the Anti-PD-1 and IL-27 Drugs in Cancer Treatment"
1/15/15
Dr. Anand Oza of Courant Institute (NYU) - Thursday, 11:15am
"A Trajectory Equation for Walking Droplets: Hydrodynamic Pilot-Wave Theory"
1/12/15
Dr. Hassan Masoud of Courant Institute (NYU) and Princeton University
"Fluid-Structure Interactions from Nano- to Macro-Scale, from Engineering to Biology to Medicine"
2014
12/1/14
Dr. Enkeleida Lushi of Brown University and Courant Institute (NYU)
"Fluid Flows Created by Swimming Bacteria Drive Self-Organization"
11/17/14
Professor Oskar Hallatschek of the University of California, Berkeley
"The Role of Noise in the Dynamics of Evolution: The Evolutionary Importance of Being Round"
11/10/14
Dr. Ira Schwartz of the US Naval Research Laboratory
"Predicting epidemic rare events: A dynamical systems perspective of disease extinction and control"
11/3/14
Professor Andreas Waechter of Northwestern University (IEMS)
"A Derivative-Free Method for Solving Nonlinear Optimization Problems with Deterministic Noise"
11/01/14
Presented by Random Walk Trading
"Option Strategies for Profit in the Real World" (Special Saturday Seminar)
10/27/14
Professor Martin Golubitsky of Ohio State University
"Patterns of Synchrony: From Animal Gaits to Binocular Rivalry"
10/20/14
Professor Nathan Kutz of the University of Washington
"Sparsity and Equation-Free Methods for Complex Systems"
10/13/14
Professor Rolf Ryham of Fordham University
"Control of Lipidic Pore Dynamics by Aqueous Viscosity"
9/29/14
Dr. Cristián Huepe Minoletti of Labo Labs
"Elasticity-based mechanism for collective motion in natural and artificial swarms"