Mathematical Methods and Modeling of Biophysical Phenomena - 2011
Foz do Iguaçu, Paraná , de 20/03 até 26/03, 2011
This is part of a series of workshops organized by IMPA aiming at bringing together a multidisciplinary group of scientists to study problems in the biophysical sciences upon which mathematics may have an impact.
This year’s main topics are:
- Inverse Problmes in the Applied Sciences
- Modelling in Biology, Ecology, and Epidemiology
- Reaction-Diffusion Equations and Kinetic Theory
- Identification and Inverse Problems in Biology
- Structured-Population Dynamics
Scientific Committee
P. Markowich (RICAM (Linz, Austria) & University of Vienna (Austria) & University Cambridge (UK))
B. Perthame (Paris)
J.P.Zubelli (IMPA)
Local Committee
L. Bevilacqua (LNCC)
J. Koiller (FGV)
M. O. Souza (UFF)
Certificates
Minicourses
Anna Marciniak (Heidelberg)
Models of structured populations, their analysis and application to cell di erentiation problems
F. C. Santos (Lisboa)
Evolutionary Dynamics of Cooperative Behavior
Speakers
- U. Ascher (Vancouver)
Source localization in electromyography using the inverse potential problem - N. Bellomo (Torino)
Towards a Mathematical Theory of Complex Systems Reducing Complexity, Multiscale Aspects and Applications - L. Bevilacqua (UFRJ)
On the Significance of Higher Order Differential Terms in Diffusion Processes
- F. Chalub (Lisboa)
From discrete to continuous models in evolutionary dynamics - J. Clairambault (INRIA)
Cell proliferation in tissues and optimization of anticancer drugdelivery, updated - M. R. D’Orsogna (Northridge, California)
Viral entry in cells
- P. Gwiazda (Warsaw)
Split-up algorithm in the metric space for the equations of structured population dynamics - G. Huber (Farmington)
Helical bacteria, spirochetes and fluid mechanics - T. R. Hurd (McMaster)
Statistical Inference in Finance: an Overview and some Specifics - J. Koiller (FGV)
Efficiency of propulsion at low Reynolds by an internal helix - A. Marciniak (Heidelberg)
Nonstationary patterns in a degenerated reaction-difusion model - P. Markowich (RICAM (Linz, Austria) & University of Vienna (Austria) & University Cambridge (UK))
On Coupled Chemotaxis-Fluid Models
- P. Milewski (Wisconsin)
The volcano effect in bacterial chemotaxis: from micro to macro - J. Mitchell (University of Wisconsin)
Uniform Deterministic Sampling on Rotation Groups and Applications to Biology
- D. Oelz (Vienna)
On the asymptotic regime of a model framework for friction mediated by transient elastic protein linkages - J. Pacheco (Lisboa)
Climate change: a risky public goods game - M. de Souza (UFF)
Evolutionary Dynamics of Collective Action - Thomas Stiehl (Heidelberg University)
A Mathematical Model for Cell Differentiation and its Applications to Hematopoiesis and Stem Cell Transplantation - A. Świerczewska-Gwiazda (Warsaw)
On analytical aspects of various models of blood flow phenomena - C. Turner (Cordoba)
Shape optimization for tumor location. - A. Tzavaras (Crete)
Kinetic models for dilute suspensions of rigid rods
STUDENT AND YOUNG RESEARCHER PARTICIPATION IS ENCOURAGED!
Financial support will be available for students presenting a poster or submitting a contribution.
DEADLINE FOR STUDENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND POSTER SUBMISSION: February 10, 2011.
Please, register following the link below and ask your advisor or research supervisor to write a reccommendation letter and send it to bio.math.impa@gmail.com
Postal Address: Instituto Nacional de Matemática Pura e Aplicada
Estrada Dona Castorina 110, Jardim Botânico
Rio de Janeiro, RJ, CEP 22460-320, Brasil
E-mail: eventos@impa.br
