Talks

Date	Title / Speaker	Event
September 14, 1998	Introduction and Overview Fred Dulles (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Willard Miller Jr. (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Hans Othmer (The University of Utah)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 14, 1998	Models Of Biological Pattern Formation Hans Meinhardt (Max-Planck-Institut für Entwicklungsbiologie (Developmental Biology))	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 14, 1998	Stripe Formation In Juvenile Pomacanthus Kevin Painter (The University of Utah)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 14, 1998	Chemical Turing Patterns: A Paradigm for Morphogenesis David Wollkind (Washington State University)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 14, 1998	Vegetation Patterns Rene Lefever (Université Libre de Bruxelles)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 15, 1998	Cooperative Self-Organization of Bacterial Colonies Eshel Ben-Jacob (Tel Aviv University)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 15, 1998	Spiral Waves And Streaming In Slime Mold John Dallon (Heriot-Watt University)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 15, 1998	Solved And Unsolved Problems In Dictyostelium Development Herbert Levine (University of California, San Diego)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 16, 1998	The Dynamics Of Segmentation Determination in Drosophila David Sharp (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 16, 1998	Signal Transduction And Motor Control In Bacterial Chemotaxis Hans Othmer (The University of Utah)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 17, 1998	Segmentation In The Vertebrate Embryo: Cell Dynamics Revealed By Time-Lapse Video Paul Kulesa (California Institute of Technology)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 17, 1998	A Mathematical Model For Outgrowth And Spatial Patterning Of The Vertebrate Limb Bud Robert Dillon (Washington State University)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 17, 1998	The Chemotactic Wave Of Advance And Retreat Philip Maini (University of Oxford)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 18, 1998	A Mathematical Model For Individual And Collective Cell Movement Eirikur Palsson (The University of Utah)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
September 18, 1998	A Mathematical Model For The Onset Of Angiogenesis In Tumor Growth Howard Levine (Iowa State University)	Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis: Model Systems
October 08, 1998	Introduction Fred Dulles (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Willard Miller Jr. (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Immunology, Cell Signaling, the Physiology of the Immune System, the Dynamics of the Immune Response
October 08, 1998	Introduction to the Immune System Alan Perelson (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	Immunology, Cell Signaling, the Physiology of the Immune System, the Dynamics of the Immune Response
October 08, 1998	Introduction to Cell Signaling and the Multisubunit Immune Response Receptors Byron Goldstein (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	Immunology, Cell Signaling, the Physiology of the Immune System, the Dynamics of the Immune Response
October 08, 1998	Introduction to the Theory of Receptor Aggregation Carla Wofsy	Immunology, Cell Signaling, the Physiology of the Immune System, the Dynamics of the Immune Response
October 09, 1998	Immune System Models Rob De Boer (Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht)	Immunology, Cell Signaling, the Physiology of the Immune System, the Dynamics of the Immune Response
October 09, 1998	Anything You Want to Ask About the Immune System Alan Perelson (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	Immunology, Cell Signaling, the Physiology of the Immune System, the Dynamics of the Immune Response
October 12, 1998	Introduction and Overview Fred Dulles (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Willard Miller Jr. (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Alan Perelson (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 12, 1998	Modeling Primary Immune Responses Alan Perelson (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 12, 1998	Tracking the Interactions Between Antigen-Specific T and B Cells in situ Marc Jenkins (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 12, 1998	Aggregating Receptor Systems Byron Goldstein (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 12, 1998	Signal Transduction by the FceRI: Analysis of the Early Molecular Events Henry Metzger (National Institutes of Health)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 13, 1998	Antigen Receptors, Their Accessories and Signal Transduction in B Lymphocytes John Cambier (National Jewish Medical and Research Center)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 13, 1998	A Little Lyn Goes a Long Way: Results of an Experimental/Theoretical Collaboration Carla Wofsy (University of New Mexico)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 13, 1998	ImmSim: A Cellular Automaton Model for Simulation of the Immune System Phillip Seiden (IBM)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 13, 1998	Simulating Immune Responses Derek Smith (University of New Mexico)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 13, 1998	Meta-Dynamics of Lymphocyte Repertoire Development Ramit Mehr (Princeton University)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 14, 1998	Membrane Organization in IgE-Receptor Signaling Barbara Baird (Cornell University)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 14, 1998	Spatial Effects in Receptor-mediated Signal Transduction Jason Haugh (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 14, 1998	Models of Immune Memory: On the Role of Cross-reactive Stimulation, Competition, and Homeostasis in Maintaining Immune Memory Rustom Antia (Emory University)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 14, 1998	A Logical Analysis of Timing-Dependent Signaling Properties in the Immune System Marcelline Kaufman (Université Libre de Bruxelles)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 14, 1998	IL2 Receptor Modulation: T Cell Growth and Selection Enhancement Nigel Burroughs (University of Warwick)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 15, 1998	Regulation of Cell Surface FceRI Expression on Basophils Don Macglashan (Johns Hopkins University)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 15, 1998	Quantifying Receptor Aggregation on the Cell Surface Richard Posner (Northern Arizona University)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 15, 1998	Modeling T Cell Selection Vincent Detours (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 15, 1998	Mathematical Results for Some Models of Chemotaxis Miguel Herrero (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 16, 1998	Cytokine Regulation of Antibody Responses Robin Callard (Institute of Child Health UCL)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 16, 1998	Resource Competition Determines Selection of B Cell Repretoires Rob De Boer (Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht)	Immune System Modeling and Cell Signaling
October 19, 1998	Introduction Fred Dulles (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 19, 1998	Feedbacks Toward Multiple Conflicting Partial Goals in Immunological and Other Distributed Autonomous Systems Lee Segel (Weizmann Institute of Science)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 19, 1998	An Anti-Computer Virus Immune System Jeffrey Kephart (IBM)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 19, 1998	New Approaches to Computer Security: Immunology and Intrusion Detection Stephanie Forrest (University of New Mexico)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 19, 1998	Activation of cytotoxic T lymphocytes (`killer cells') Matthew Mescher (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 20, 1998	[I.] On the meaning of self, and why we make self-reactiveresponses First of two lectures, with subtitles Overall Abstract: Homunculi and Golems: Determinism and Unpredictability in the Immune System Eli Sercarz (La Jolla Institute for Allergy & Immunology)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 20, 1998	Ideas from immunology for promoting computer security Steve Hofmeyr (University of New Mexico)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 21, 1998	[II.] Antigen Presentation and Processing and the MHC Eli Sercarz (La Jolla Institute for Allergy & Immunology)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 21, 1998	Collective Choice and Mutual Knowledge Structures Diana Richards (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 21, 1998	Forging an Ineffective Immune Response: Lessons from Two Decades of Computer Security Bob Blakley (IBM)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
October 21, 1998	Distributed Reconfigurable Robots and Applications Nicolas Papanikolopolous (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Period of Concentration: Forging an Appropriate Immune Response as a Problem in Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI)
November 11, 1998	How Mathematics Coupled with Experiment Revealed the Nature of HIV Infection Alan Perelson (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	How Mathematics Coupled with Experiment Revealed the Nature of HIV Infection
November 15, 1998	Brief Introduction Fred Dulles (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Philip Maini (University of Oxford), Willard Miller Jr. (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 15, 1998	Mathematical Modeling of Tumor Growth: Synopsis, Simile & Speculation John Adam (Old Dominion University)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 15, 1998	An Acid Mediated Model of Tumor Invasion Robert Gatenby (Temple University Hospital)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 15, 1998	Cell - ECM Interactions During Malignant Invasion Abbey Perumpanani (Harvard Medical School)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 16, 1998	Free Boundaries in Solid Tumour Growth Helen Byrne (University of Nottingham)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 16, 1998	Mathematical Models in Two-Step Cancer Chemotherapy Trachette Jackson (Duke University)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 16, 1998	Analysis of a Mathematical Model of the Effect of Inhibitors on the Growth of Tumors Avner Friedman (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 16, 1998	Mathematical Modeling and Analysis of a Replication-competent Adenovirus that Replicates Selectively in Tumor Cells: Implications for Design and Delivery Lawrence Wein (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 17, 1998	Modelling Tumour Angiogenesis Helen Byrne (University of Nottingham)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 17, 1998	A Mathematical Model for Angiogenesis in Tumor Growth Howard Levine (Iowa State University)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 17, 1998	School of Mathematics Ordway Lectures - Modeling Weed Resistance to Herbicides Lee Segel (Weizmann Institute of Science)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 17, 1998	Kinetic Cellular Theory of the Immune System: Modeling, Experiments and Simulation Sabine Stocker (Politecnico di Torino)	Cancer Minisymposium
November 18, 1998	Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia: a Disease Caused by Abnormal Adhesion of Stem Cells to the Marrow Microenvironment Catherine Verfaillie (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Cancer Minisymposium
December 04, 1998	Biotechnology from Bifurcation in a Box: Ion Trap Mass Spectrometry Jeff Sachs (Independent Scientific Consultant)	Biotechnology from Bifurcation in a Box: Ion Trap Mass Spectrometry - Jeff Sachs (Independent Consultant)
January 04, 1999	Introduction Fred Dulles (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Willard Miller Jr. (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Robert Tranquillo (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 04, 1999	Using Microinterferometry to Study the Function of the Cytoskeleton in Cell Motility Graham Dunn (King's College)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 04, 1999	Lamellipod and Ruffle Dynamics of Human Epidermal Keratinocytes - Data Analysis, Models and Simulations Wolfgang Alt (Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 04, 1999	Forces In and On Membranes Alter Motility and Adhesion Mike Sheetz (Duke University)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 05, 1999	A Mechanism for the Control of the Shear Stress Response in Circulating Leukocytes Geert Schmid-Schoenbein (University of California, San Diego)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 05, 1999	Network and Bundle Formation by Semi-flexible Biopolymers: F-actin and Filamentous Viruses Paul Janmey (Harvard University)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 05, 1999	Soft Materials Inspired by Biology Daniel Hammer (University of Pennsylvania)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 05, 1999	Cytokinesis and the Dynamics of the Cytoskeleton Micah Dembo (Boston University)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 06, 1999	Models for the Structure and Kinetics of Actin Filaments Leah Edelstein-Keshet (University of British Columbia)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 06, 1999	High Resolution Mapping of Stresses at the Cell-Substrate Interface During Locomotion of Fibroblasts Micah Dembo (Boston University), Y.l. Wang (NONE)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 07, 1999	Regulation of Cell Surfaces by Receptor Mediated Endocytosis Ralph Nossal (National Institutes of Health)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 07, 1999	Neuronal Growth Cone Motility: A Case Study in Organized Complexity Helen Buettner (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 07, 1999	A Biological Problem Viewed Through the Lens of Mathematics: Pattern Formation and Morphogenesis in Early Development Hans Othmer (The University of Utah)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 08, 1999	Measurements of Adhesion of Biological Molecules and Surfaces: How it Differs from Non-biological Adhesion Jacob Israelachvili (University of California)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 08, 1999	Adhesive Dynamics: Solved and Unsolved Problems Daniel Hammer (University of Pennsylvania)	Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 25, 1999	Introduction Fred Dulles (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Lisa Fauci (Tulane University), Willard Miller Jr. (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 25, 1999	Fluid Mechanics of Ciliary Propulsion J.r. Blake (University of Birmingham)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 25, 1999	Smelling with Hairy Little Noses: Small-scale Fluid Dynamics of Olfactory Antennae Mimi Koehl (University of California, Berkeley)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 25, 1999	Computational Modeling of Blood Clotting: Platelet Aggregation and Coagulation Aaron Fogelson (The University of Utah)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 26, 1999	Computed Simulations of Ciliary and Flagellar Motility Using the Geometric Clutch Model Can Replicate a Wide Variety of Experimental Observations Charles Lindemann (Oakland University)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 26, 1999	A Microscale Model of Flagellar and Ciliary Motion Robert Dillon (Washington State University)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 26, 1999	Models of Undulatory Fish Swimming Timothy Pedley (University of Cambridge)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 26, 1999	Energetic Considerations of Ciliary Beating Shay Gueron (Technion-Israel Institute of Technology), Randall LeVeque (University of Washington)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 27, 1999	Models of Surfactant Interactions in Pulmonary Mechanical Behavior Don Gaver (Naval Postgraduate School)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 27, 1999	Cartesian Grid Methods for Fluid Flow in Complex Geometries Randall LeVeque (University of Washington)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 28, 1999	Computation of Blood Flow in a Three-Dimensional Model of the Heart David Mcqueen (New York University)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 28, 1999	Recent Advances in the Numerical Simulation of Flows With Suspended Bubbles, Drops, and Capsules C. Pozrikidis (University of California, San Diego)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 28, 1999	Understanding Cilia - Modelling and the Role of Singular Solutions of Stokes Flow Nadav Liron (Technion-Israel Institute of Technology)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 28, 1999	The Underlying Mechanisms Leading to Efficient Ciliary Transport Zvi Priel (Ben Gurion University of the Negev)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 29, 1999	The Mechanics of Undulatory Swimming Chris Jordan (University of Colorado)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
January 29, 1999	Unsteady Aerodynamics of Insect Flight Jane Wang (New York University)	Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
February 05, 1999	Very Low Cost Video Wavelet Codec Krasimir Kolarov (Interval Research Corporation)	Very Low Cost Video Wavelet Codec - Krasimir Kolarov (Interval Research)

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