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Our seminars have moved! Seminars are on Tuesdays at 4 pm in Smith Hall Annex, B-Level, Physics Library preceded by tea at 3:45, unless otherwise noted.
PAST SEMINARS:
1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, Spring 2005, 2005-6,
Fall 2006,
Spring 2007,
Spring 2008
September 11
-host: E.Siggia
Joshua B. Plotkin, University of Pennsylvania
Diffusion methods for population-genetic inference
September 18
-host: A. Libchaber Mitchell Feigenbaum, Rockefeller University
Reflections on Eyes
September 25
-host: A. Libchaber Sidney Nagel, University of Chicago
Topological Transitions and Singularities in Fluids: The Life and Death of a Drop.
October 2
-host: M. Geffen
Jonathan Victor, Cornell Medical School
Estimation of information from neural data: why it is challenging,
and why many approaches are useful.
October 9
-host: M. Geffen
David Heeger, NYU
Computational Neuroimaging: Beyond Human Brain Mapping
October 11
-host: M. Magnasco
Adrienne Fairhall, Univrsity of Washington
Neural information representation on multiple timescales.
October 16
-host: A. Libchaber
Sean Eddy, HHMI
RNA sequence analysis using probabilistic models
October 18 (Note: THURSDAY!)
-host: A. Libchaber
G.V. Shivashankar, National Centre for Biological Sciences/Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (India)
Chromosome Dynamics
October 23
-host: M. Geffen
Robert Liu, Emory University
Auditory plasticity in social contexts: the computational neuroethology of mouse communication
October 25 Note: Thursday
-host: Hanna Salman
Yuhai Tu, IBM
A nonequilibrium mechanism for flagellar motor switch: How much energy is needed for ultrasensitivity?
October 30 -host: A. Libchaber
Michael Brenner, Harvard University
Two studies of connections between evolution and physiology
October 31 (4PM, coffee prior) - Weiss, Room 305
-host: Albert Libchaber
Pierre Coullet, University of Nice
Winter 1680, Newton and Hooke Gravitation Theory
November 6
-host: A. Libchaber
Jerry Gollub, Haverford College
Novel Ways of Describing Complex Fluid Flow: Curvature, Topology, and Stretching Fields
November 13
-host: M. Geffen
Aniruddha Das, Columbia University
Anticipatory hemodynamic signals in the visual cortex
November 20
-host: A. Libchaber
Mark Goulian, University of Pennsylvania
Cell signaling circuits
Wednesday, November 21 (4PM) - Physics Library, TSHA
-host: Albert Libchaber
Mogens Hogh Jensen, Niels Bohr Institute
Oscillation Patterns in Negative Feed-Back Loops
November 27 CANCELLED
-host: M.Geffen
Xiaowei Zhuang, Harvard University
Single-molecule and super-resolution imaging of biomolecules and cells
December 11
-host: A. Libchaber
Antoine Lutz, U. of Wisconsin, Madison
Exploring the potential influences of meditation on mind, brain processes, and health.
December 18
-host: A. Libchaber
Jun Zhang, NYU
The unidirectional flight of flapping wings
Center for Studies in Physics and Biology
Rockefeller University
1230 York Avenue, New York, NY 10021
Phone (212) 327-8636
Fax (212) 327-8544
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