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Talks

Date Title / Speaker Event
March 05, 1999 Lecture 1: From the Outside World to the 8th Nerve
Michael Reed 		March 5: Audition
February 19, 1999 The GnRH Pulse Generator
Tamas Ordog (University of Nevada School of Medicine) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 19, 1999 Language Modeling for an Application of Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition
Joan Bachenko (Linguistic Technologies, Inc.) 		Language Modeling for an Application of Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition - Joan Bachenko (Linguistic Technologies, Inc.)
February 19, 1999 A Model for Hormonal Regulation of the Menstrual Cycle
James Selgrade (North Carolina State University) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 19, 1999 Chaotic Behavior of a Model of the Hypothalamo-pituitary-gonad Axis in Man
Bing-Zheng Liu (Northeast (Dongbei) Normal University) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 18, 1999 Hormonal Secretion and Control in a Systems Context: A Large-Scale Model of Human Metabolism
David Polidori (Entelos, Inc.) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 18, 1999 A Stochastic Biomathematical Model of the Male Reproductive Hormone System
Daniel Keenan (University of Virginia) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 18, 1999 A Mathematical Model of Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Release from Ovine Pitutitary Cells in Perfusion
Karen Heinze (Parke-Davis/Warner-Lambert Company) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 18, 1999 Possible Mechanisms and Modulatory Factors Involved in Oscillatory Insulin Secretion
Jeppe Sturis (Novo Nordisk, Inc.) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 18, 1999 Phantom Bursting in Pancreatic β-Cells
Richard Bertram (The Pennsylvania State University) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 18, 1999 New Analytical Approaches in the Classification of Endocrine Diseases
Klaus Prank (Dartmouth Medical School) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 17, 1999 Effect of Noise on the Emergent Collective Behaviour of Diffusively Coupled Biological Oscillator
Gerda De Vries (University of Alberta) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 17, 1999 Theoretical Investigation of the Effect of Ca2+ Oscillations on the Balance Between Glycogen Synthesis and Degradation in the Liver
Genevieve Dupont (Université Libre de Bruxelles) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 17, 1999 Modeling Synchronized Calcium Oscillations in Pituitary Cells Coupled Through Gap Junctions
Yue-Xian Li (University of British Columbia) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 17, 1999 Mathematical Models of Corticotroph Cells
David Wall (University of Canterbury) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 17, 1999 Spontaneous and Receptor-controled Pacemaker Activity and Growth Hormone Secretion in Pituitary Somatotrophs
Stanko Stojilkovic (National Institutes of Health) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 17, 1999 Investigating b-cell Mass Dynamics with a Mass Balance Model
Diane Finegood (Simon Fraser University) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 17, 1999 Mathematical Modeling of Insulin Action and In Vivo Estimates of Insulin Sensitivity
Michael Quon (National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 16, 1999 On the Control of Action Potential Firing Frequency in Hypothalamic GT1 Neurons
Andrew Le Beau (National Institutes of Health) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 16, 1999 A Mathematical Model for Erythropoiesis
Joseph Mahaffy (San Diego State University) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 16, 1999 Controllability of Excitable Systems
Mark Pernarowski (Montana State University) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 16, 1999 Vasopressin and Oxytocin Neurons - Similar Neurosecretory Cells with Different Patterns of Activity and Hormone Release
David Brown (The Babraham Institute) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 16, 1999 The β-Cell Mass, Insulin, and Glucose Model: Pathways to Diabetes
Robert Miura (University of British Columbia) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 16, 1999 Mechanisms of Spontaneous Rhythmic Activity in Pituitary and Hypothalamic Cells
Andrew Charles (University of California, Los Angeles) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 15, 1999 Isulin and Other Metabolic Oscillations: in vitro and in vivo Perspectives
Eli Ipp (Harbor-University of California - Los Angeles Medical Center) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 15, 1999 Endoplasmic Reticulum Ca2+ Store Depletion Regulates Membrane Excitability in GNRH-Secreting Neurons
Fredrick Van Goor (National Institutes of Health) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 15, 1999 Glycolytic Oscillations and Insulin Secretion
Keith Tornheim (Boston University Medical Center) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 15, 1999 Basic Biophysical Properties of the Pancreatic -cell
Illani Atwater (National Institutes of Health) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 15, 1999 Introduction
Fred Dulles (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Willard Miller Jr. (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), James Sneyd (University of Michigan) 		Endocrinology: Mechanism of Hormone Secretion and Control
February 12, 1999 Limit-cycle Oscillations and Tubuloglomerular Feedback Regulation of Distal Sodium Delivery
Leon Moore (University at Albany (SUNY)) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 12, 1999 Tubuloglomerular-feedback Mediated Dynamics in Two Coupled Nephrons
E. Bruce Pitman (University at Albany (SUNY)) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 12, 1999 Old and New Methods to Study Tubuloglomerular Feedback
Scott Thomson (University of California, San Diego) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 12, 1999 Analysis of Generative and Dissipative Influence of Flow Dependence in Tubuloglomerular Feedback (TGF)
Roland Blantz (University of California, San Diego) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 12, 1999 Bifurcations in Models of the Tubuloglomerular Feedback Mechanism
N-H. Holstein-Rathlou (University of Copenhagen) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 11, 1999 The Urine Concentrating Mechanism: Lessons from the Avian Kidney
Harold Layton (Duke University) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 11, 1999 Development of Inner Medullary Mathematical Models of Renal Concentrating Mechanism
Reinald Tewarson (University at Albany (SUNY)) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 11, 1999 Mathematical Models in the Study of Epithelial Transport
Raymond Mejia (National Institutes of Health) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 11, 1999 Net Osmole Production by Inner Medullary (IM) Glycolysis could Contribute Importantly to the Renal Concentrating Mechanism
Randall Thomas (INSERM) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 11, 1999 The Microcirculation of the Renal Medulla
Thomas Pallone (University of Maryland Baltimore County) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 11, 1999 Urea Transport in the Urine Concentrating Mechanism
Jeff Sands (Emory University School of Public Health) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 11, 1999 Urinary Concentrating Mechanism
Rex Jamison (Stanford University) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 10, 1999 Transport of Macromolecules Across the Peritoneum
Michael Flessner (University of Rochester Medical Center) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 10, 1999 Structural Basis for Glomerular Capillary Permeability
William Deen (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 10, 1999 Modeling Epithelial Cell Homeostasis: Steady-state Analysis
Alan Weinstein (Cornell University) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 10, 1999 Voltage Sensitivity of the Sodium-Potassium Pump: Structural Inferences from Kinetic Observations
Paul De Weer (University of Pennsylvania) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 09, 1999 A Working Mechanism of the Sodium Pump
Bruce Benjamin (Oklahoma State University) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 09, 1999 Asymmetry and Mechanisms of Anion Transport and Inhibition of the Human Anion Exchange Protein, AE1
Philip Knauf (University of Rochester Medical Center) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 09, 1999 A Kinetic Model for Secondary Active Transport
Donald Loo (University of California, Los Angeles) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 08, 1999 The Use of Streaming Potential Measurements to Characterize Biological Ion Channels
David Levitt (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 08, 1999 The Physical Basis of Ion Channel Kinetics
Larry Liebovitch (Florida Atlantic University) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 08, 1999 Ionic Energetics in Narrow Channels
Peter Jordan (Brandeis University) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 08, 1999 Introduction
Fred Dulles (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Harold Layton (Duke University), Willard Miller Jr. (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities) 		Membrane Transport and Renal Physiology
February 05, 1999 Very Low Cost Video Wavelet Codec
Krasimir Kolarov (Interval Research Corporation) 		Very Low Cost Video Wavelet Codec - Krasimir Kolarov (Interval Research)
January 29, 1999 Unsteady Aerodynamics of Insect Flight
Jane Wang (New York University) 		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 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 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 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 Computation of Blood Flow in a Three-Dimensional Model of the Heart
David Mcqueen (New York University) 		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 27, 1999 Models of Surfactant Interactions in Pulmonary Mechanical Behavior
Don Gaver (Naval Postgraduate School) 		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 26, 1999 Models of Undulatory Fish Swimming
Timothy Pedley (University of Cambridge) 		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 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 25, 1999 Computational Modeling of Blood Clotting: Platelet Aggregation and Coagulation
Aaron Fogelson (The University of Utah) 		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 Fluid Mechanics of Ciliary Propulsion
J.r. Blake (University of Birmingham) 		Computational Modeling in Biological Fluid Dynamics
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 08, 1999 Adhesive Dynamics: Solved and Unsolved Problems
Daniel Hammer (University of Pennsylvania) 		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 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 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 Regulation of Cell Surfaces by Receptor Mediated Endocytosis
Ralph Nossal (National Institutes of Health) 		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 06, 1999 Models for the Structure and Kinetics of Actin Filaments
Leah Edelstein-Keshet (University of British Columbia) 		Cell Adhesion and Motility
January 05, 1999 Cytokinesis and the Dynamics of the Cytoskeleton
Micah Dembo (Boston 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 Network and Bundle Formation by Semi-flexible Biopolymers: F-actin and Filamentous Viruses
Paul Janmey (Harvard 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 04, 1999 Forces In and On Membranes Alter Motility and Adhesion
Mike Sheetz (Duke University) 		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 Using Microinterferometry to Study the Function of the Cytoskeleton in Cell Motility
Graham Dunn (King's College) 		Cell Adhesion and Motility
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
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)
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
November 17, 1998 Kinetic Cellular Theory of the Immune System: Modeling, Experiments and Simulation
Sabine Stocker (Politecnico di Torino) 		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 Modelling Tumour Angiogenesis
Helen Byrne (University of Nottingham) 		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 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 Models in Two-Step Cancer Chemotherapy
Trachette Jackson (Duke University) 		Cancer Minisymposium
November 16, 1998 Free Boundaries in Solid Tumour Growth
Helen Byrne (University of Nottingham) 		Cancer Minisymposium
November 15, 1998 Cell - ECM Interactions During Malignant Invasion
Abbey Perumpanani (Harvard Medical School) 		Cancer Minisymposium
November 15, 1998 An Acid Mediated Model of Tumor Invasion
Robert Gatenby (Temple University Hospital) 		Cancer Minisymposium
November 15, 1998 Mathematical Modeling of Tumor Growth: Synopsis, Simile & Speculation
John Adam (Old Dominion University) 		Cancer Minisymposium
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 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
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)

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