University of Glasgow

Some observations on ecosystem-based fisheries management

Nandadulal Bairagi ( (Centre for Mathematical Biology and Ecology, De)

Thursday 25th July14:00-15:00Maths 204

Applied Mathematics, Continuum Mechanics Seminar

Mathematical Modeling of Micro-Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS)

Dr. Alan Lindsay (Heriot-Watt University)

Thursday 6th June14:00-15:00Maths 204

High Performance Computing to tackle turbulence problems

Dr. Sylvain Laizet (Dept. of Aeronautics, Imperial College London)

Wednesday 22nd May14:00-15:00Maths 203

Quasistatic evolution problems in plasticity

Prof. Maria Giovanna Mora (University of Pavia, Italy)

Thursday 16th May14:00-15:00Maths 204

Seashell growth and morphology

Dr. Derek Moulton (University of Oxford)

Thursday 9th May14:00-15:00Maths 204

Stochastic Models of Tumor Progression

Dr. Tibor Antal (Edinburgh University)

Thursday 18th April14:00-15:00Maths 204

Vortex reconnections

Prof. Carlo Barenghi (Newcastle University)

Thursday 14th March14:00-15:00Maths 203

Freezing colloidal suspensions: ice segregation and pattern formation

Dr. Anthony Anderson (University of Cambridge)

Friday 8th March16:00-17:00Maths 203

Mixed-type functional differential equations: theory, applications and numerical insights

Prof. Neville Ford (University of Chester)

Friday 8th March15:00-16:00Maths 203

Mechanics of Soft Tissues: Reflecting on Roads Traveled And The Road Just Taken

Prof. Alan D. Freed (Saginaw Valley State University, MI, USA)

Thursday 28th February14:00-15:00Maths 203

On a constitutive model for microbial biofilms based on polymer mechanics

Dr. Alexander Ehret (University of Glasgow)

Thursday 21st February14:00-15:00Maths 203

Supernovae driven turbulence: dynamo, mean and random structure and the multiphase interstellar medium.

Dr. Frederick Gent (University of Sheffield)

Thursday 14th February02:00-03:00Maths 203

Analysis of mathematical models of CI inducing Wolbachia infections

Jozsef Farkas (University of Stirling)

Thursday 7th February14:00-15:00Maths 203

Scale-bridging in models of crystal plasticity

Dr. Caterina Zeppieri (Universitaet Muenster)

Thursday 31st January14:00-15:00Maths, 203

Biomechanical modelling of dispersion in cardiac hypertrophy

T. Eriksson (University of Glasgow)

Thursday 24th January14:00-15:00203

The impact of fluid motion on microbial ecology: phytoplankton patchiness and bacterial biofilm development in porous media.

Dr. Mack Durham (Oxford University)

Thursday 17th January14:00-15:00326

Order of Partial Synchronies derived from Network Structure

Dr. Hiroko Kamei (University of Dundee)

Thursday 6th December, 201214:00-15:00Maths Bldg, LT 326

Creating Images using Ultrasound Arrays

Tony Mulholland (University of Strathclyde)

Thursday 22nd November, 201214:00-15:00Maths Bldg, LT 326

Engineering Analysis in the Biomedical Sciences, using the NF-kB pathway

Dennis Lee (University of Strathclyde)

Thursday 8th November, 201214:00-15:00Maths Bldg, LT 326

New studies and new issues concerning the modeling of human cornea

Anna Pandolfi (Politecnico di Milano)

Tuesday 6th November, 201212:00-13:00Room 206, Sir Alexander Stone Building

Analyzing Elastic Wave Propagation in Kidney Stones

Informal Mathematical Biology Group Meeting

Thursday 11th October, 201214:00-15:00Maths Bldg, LT 326

Size-dependent and tunable mechanical properties of hierarchical cellular materials

Hanxing Zhu (Cardiff University)

Thursday 4th October, 201214:00-15:00Maths Bldg, LT 326

Modelling Evolution of Vascular Disease: Critical Reflections, Future Directions

Paul Watton (University of Oxford)

Thursday 30th August, 201216:00-17:00Mathematics Building, room 325

CMALS, Mathematical Biology Seminar

The Conventional Wisdom Redux: Stochastic Evolution in Mulit-strain Epidemics

Todd Parsons (University of Toronto)

Tuesday 7th August, 201213:00-14:00Mathematics Building, room 325

Two Variations on Normal Modes: Sloshing in Free Containers & Bragg Resonance

Dr Andrzej Herczynski (Department of Physics, Boston College, USA)

Tuesday 19th June, 201215:45-16:45Mathematics Building, room 325

CMALS, Mathematical Biology Seminar

The role of communication mechanisms on the movement of self-organised biological aggregations with nonlocal interactions

Raluca Eftimie (University of Dundee)

Tuesday 19th June, 201214:30-15:30Mathematics Building, room 325

CMALS, Mathematical Biology Seminar

Species persistence and spread in patchy landscapes

Frithjof Lutscher (University of Ottawa)

Thursday 14th June, 201214:00-15:00Maths & Stats Bldg, LT 325

Aortic flow and drug delivery in solid tumour

Xiao Yun Xu (Imperial College London)

Thursday 24th May, 201214:00-15:00Maths&Stats Bldg, LT 325

Designing Small Swimmers

Ramin Golestanian (University of Oxford)

Thursday 17th May, 201214:00-15:00Maths & Stats Bldg, LT 325

Modelling approaches to bacterial biofilm growth (CMALS seminar)

John Ward (Loughborough University)

Thursday 26th April, 201214:00-15:00Maths & Stats Bldg, LT 325

The role of communication mechanisms on the movement of self-organised biological aggregations with nonlocal interactions

Raluca Eftimie (University of Dundee)

Thursday 19th April, 201202:00-03:00Maths, LT 325

TBA

Rene De Borst (University of Glasgow)

Thursday 22nd March, 201214:00-15:00Maths & Stats Bldg, LT 325

Models of tick borne diseases- complex biology, a challenging result and some practical solutions

Rachel Norman (University of Stirling)

Thursday 8th March, 201214:00-15:00Maths & Stats Bldg, LT 325

(CMALS seminar) Reversing waves of invasion in bistable systems

Fordyce Davidson (University of Dundee)

Thursday 23rd February, 201214:00-15:00Maths & Stats Bldg, LT 325

(Rescheduled to 14 June 2012)

Xiao Yun Xu (Imperial College London)

Thursday 9th February, 201214:00-15:00Maths-Stats Bldg, LT 325

Decoding pulsatile GnRH signals

Krasimira Tsaneva-Atanasova (University of Bristol (Engineering Mathematics))

Thursday 26th January, 201214:00-15:00Math & Stats Bldg, LT 325

On fitting differential-equation models to data

Simon Preston (University of Nottingham)

Thursday 24th November, 201114:00-15:00Maths-Stats Bldg, LT 325

Mathematical Modelling of Neural Tube Patterning

Karen Page (University College London)

Thursday 10th November, 201114:00-15:00Maths-Stats Bldg, LT 325

On the Neimark-Sacker bifurcation in a discrete predator-prey model

Andrew Hone (University of Kent)

Thursday 27th October, 201114:00-15:00Maths-Stats Bldg, LT 325

Investigating the immune evasion mechanism of Plasmodium falciparum malaria

Mario Recker (University of Oxford)

Thursday 13th October, 201114:00-15:00Maths-Stats Bldg, Lt 325

The NAG numerical libraries and the HECToR CSE service

Yiqi Qiu (NAG Ltd, Oxford)

Thursday 29th September, 201114:00-15:00Maths-Stats Bldg, LT 325

Multiscale modelling of biological branching structures

Tiina Roose (University of Southampton)

Thursday 19th May, 201114:00-15:00Maths 325

Bubble Dynamics in a Compressible Liquid

Qian Xi Wang (University of Birmingham)

Thursday 5th May, 201114:00-15:00Maths 325

(CMALS seminar) Modelling aspects of solid cancerous tumour growth

Philip Maini (CMALS seminar) (University of Oxford)

Thursday 21st April, 201114:00-15:00Maths 325

Chemotaxis and cell movement in biological tissues

Bakhtier Vasiev (University of Liverpool)

Thursday 17th March, 201114:00-15:00Maths 325

Modelling Electrophysiology: Bidomain, Fibres and Efficiency.

David Kay (University of Oxford)

Thursday 3rd March, 201114:00-15:00Maths 326

Having Fun with Adjoints

Dwight Barkley (University of Warwick)

Thursday 17th February, 201114:00-15:00Maths 325

Chaste: computational modelling of cardiac activity, and cancer

Pras Pathmanathan (University of Oxford, Computing Laboratory)

Thursday 3rd February, 201114:00-15:00Maths 325

Mathematical modelling of genetic regulation: from stochastic model via time delay to memory

Tianhai Tian (University of Glasgow)

Thursday 20th January, 201114:00-15:00Maths 325

Does Microbiology Need Statistical Physics?

Mike Cates (University of Edinburgh)

Thursday 2nd December, 201014:00-15:00Maths 325

Towards a multi-scale model of airway smooth muscle contraction in an asthmatic airway

CANCELED -- Bindi Brook (University of Nottingham)

Thursday 18th November, 201014:00-15:00Maths 325

Clinical and functional significance of acute myocardial infarction: insights from magnetic resonance imaging

Colin Berry (University of Glasgow)

Thursday 21st October, 201014:00-15:00Maths 325

Immersed boundary method with finite element elasticity

Boyce Griffith (New York University)

Thursday 30th September, 201014:00-15:00Maths 325

Controlling mosquitoes by classical or transgenic sterile insect techniques

Steven White (Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Wallingford)

Thursday 3rd June, 201014:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Theory and Practice of Medical Image Registration

David Barber (University of Sheffield)

Tuesday 18th May, 201014:00-15:00326, Maths Department

What thermal convection can teach us about the nature of turbulence

Friedrich H Busse (University of Bayreuth)

Thursday 13th May, 201014:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Translating mathematical models to the Heart of the clinic

Nicolas Smith (St John's College, University of Oxford)

Thursday 29th April, 201014:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Structural Mechanics and Protein Flexibility

Simon Guest (University of Cambridge)

Thursday 25th March, 201014:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Limit Theorems for Density Dependent Population Genetics

Todd Parsons (University of Pennsylvania)

Thursday 18th March, 201014:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Modeling of rabbit right atrium with conduction system

Jue Li (University of Manchester)

Thursday 11th March, 201014:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Mathematical modelling and infectious disease control

Michael Tildesley (University of Edinburgh)

Thursday 4th March, 201002:00-03:00326, Maths Department

Computational modelling of cardiovascular flows heart valves and carotid bifurcation

Raoul van Loon (Swansea University)

Thursday 4th February, 201014:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Computational tools for cardiac electrophysiology

Alan Garny (University of Oxford)

Thursday 21st January, 201014:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Impulsive delay equation models for the control of vector-borne diseases

Stephen Gourley (University of Surrey)

Thursday 3rd December, 200914:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Mathematical models of microbial evolution

Ivana Gudelj (Imperial College London)

Thursday 19th November, 200914:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Individual to population models of swimming micro-organisms in fluid flow

Rachel Bearon (University of Liverpool)

Thursday 5th November, 200914:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Modelling of blood circulation in the liver

Jennifer Siggers (Imperial College London)

Thursday 22nd October, 200914:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Soft active matter - from microscopics to hydrodynamics

Tanniemola B Liverpool (University of Bristol)

Thursday 8th October, 200914:00-15:00326, Maths Department

Investigating the mechanism of sudden cardiac death using computational models and patient data

Richard H. Clayton (University of Sheffield)

Thursday 1st-Friday 2nd October, 2009

A workshop to integrate Systems Biology and in vivo Mammalian Biology - "in vivo Mammalian Biology - get it out of your system!"

Thursday 30th July, 200902:00-03:00326

Two short talks: Progress Towards an Efficient Implicit Immersed Boundary Method, and an Extended Version of the Bidomain Model of Cardiac Electrophysiology

Boyce Griffith (New York University)

Friday 29th May, 200902:00-03:00325

Spatial structures of chaotically advected scalars: the role of a delay time

Alexandra Tzella (Laboratoire de Meteorologie Dynamique, Paris)

Thursday 28th May, 200902:00-03:00325

A continuous model for microtubule dynamics with catastrophe, rescue and nucleation processes

Peter Hinow (University of Minnesota)

Thursday 21st May, 200914:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 325

Computational modelling of post-transcriptional gene regulation by microRNAs

Raya Khanin (University of Glasgow)

Thursday 7th May, 200914:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 325

Pathogen Control in multi-host, shared pathogen systems

Andrew Hoyle (University of Stirling)

Thursday 23rd April, 200914:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 325

To correlate genotype to phenotype of cardiac arrhythmias - a mathematical approach

Henggui Zhang (University of Manchester)

Thursday 19th March, 200914:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 325

An analytical approach to initiation of propagating fronts

Vadim N. Biktashev (University of Liverpool)

Thursday 5th March, 200914:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 325

Efficient Bayesian Inference over Nonlinear Differential Equations with Hamiltonian Monte Carlo on the Riemann Manifold

Mark A Girolami (University of Glasgow)

Thursday 19th February, 200914:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 325

Modelling ciliary and flagellate flows

Eamonn Gaffney (University of Oxford)

Thursday 5th February, 200914:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 325

Dynamics and Bifurcations in PDEs and Networks

Adela Comanici (University of Glasgow)

Thursday 22nd January, 200914:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 325

An engineering approach to the study of percutaneous pulmonary valve implantation

Silvia Schievano (University College London)

Wednesday 14th January, 200915:30-16:30L831 Math Blg, Livingstone Tower, Strathclyde Uni.

to collective behaviour: decision making by house-hunting honeybees

Mary Myerscough (Centre for Mathematical Biology School of Mathema)

Thursday 18th December, 200813:00-14:00Mathematics Building, 325

>>> Seminar is CANCELED <<<

Richard H Clayton (University of Sheffield)

Thursday 4th December, 200814:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 204

Stochastic travelling waves in neural dendrites

Gabriel Lord (Heriot-Watt University)

Thursday 20th November, 200814:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 204

Experimental and theoretical investigations of human sperm motility

David J Smith (University of Birmingham)

Thursday 6th November, 200814:00-15:00Mathematics Building, 204

Instabilities of flows through deformable tubes and channels

Oliver Jensen (University of Nottingham)

Wednesday 13th August, 200815:00-16:00Mathematics Building, room 325

Modelling atherogenesis and progression as an inflammatory response

Prof Jay Walton (Texas A & M University)

Wednesday 13th August, 200813:30-14:30Mathematics Building, room 325

Adaptive numerical methods for simulating cardiovascular fluid dynamics and electrophysiology fluid dynamics and electrophysiology

Boyce Griffith (Courant Insitute of Mathematical Sciences, New Y)

Monday 14th July, 200815:00-16:00Mathematics Building, room 325

Organizations, Mathematics and Biology

MaurÃcio Vieira Kritz (the National Laboratory for Scientific computing, )

Thursday 26th June, 200815:00-16:00Room L8.31 Livingstone Tower, Maths Department, Un

Simulating a developmental cell invasion process

Kerry Landman (University of Melbourne, Australia)

Wednesday 20th February, 200816:00-17:00Mathematics Building