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'''General Information''':  Cookie seminar will take place on Mondays at 3:30 in the 9th floor lounge area.  Talks should be of interest to the general math community, and generally will not run longer then 20 minutes.  Everyone is welcome to talk, please just sign up on this page.  Alternatively I will also sign interested people up at the seminar itself.  As one would expect from the title there will generally be cookies provided, although the snack may vary from week to week.
'''General Information''':  Cookie seminar will take place on Mondays at 3:30 in the 9th floor lounge area.  Talks should be of interest to the general math community, and generally will not run longer then 20 minutes.  Everyone is welcome to talk, please just sign up on this page.  Alternatively I will also sign interested people up at the seminar itself.  As one would expect from the title there will generally be cookies provided, although the snack may vary from week to week. To sign up to bring snacks one week please visit the [[Cookie_Sign-up|Cookie Sign-up]]





Revision as of 17:33, 8 February 2012

General Information: Cookie seminar will take place on Mondays at 3:30 in the 9th floor lounge area. Talks should be of interest to the general math community, and generally will not run longer then 20 minutes. Everyone is welcome to talk, please just sign up on this page. Alternatively I will also sign interested people up at the seminar itself. As one would expect from the title there will generally be cookies provided, although the snack may vary from week to week. To sign up to bring snacks one week please visit the Cookie Sign-up


To sign up please provide your name and a title. Abstracts are welcome but optional.

Seminar talks:

January 30

Speaker George Craciun
Title Persistence in biological networks
Abstract I will describe some open problems in mathematical biology, having to do with existence of invariant regions for nonlinear dynamical systems. There is NSF grant funding (RA support) to work on some of these problems.

February 6

Speaker Leland Jefferis
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February 13

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February 20

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