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Schedule for Friday, October 27, 2006
All Friday talks are in the Auditorium, City Campus Union.
| Time | Speaker | Title | |
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| 12:30--2:00 | REGISTRATION and LUNCH (Auditorium and Heritage Suite, City Campus Union) | ||
| 2:00--2:10 | John Meakin University of Nebraska |
Welcoming Remarks | |
| 2:10--2:55 | Erin Blankenship University of Nebraska |
The Information-Theoretic Approach to Model Selection: Description and Case Study | |
| 3:05--3:50 | Melissa Wilson Pennsylvania State University |
Research Experience for Undergraduates: Developing a Stoichiometric Model for Tumor Growth | |
| 3:50--4:10 | Break | ||
| 4:10--4:55 | Matthew Dwyer University of Nebraska |
Finding Software Errors : Temporal Logic, Kripke Structures, and Symmetries | |
| 5:05--5:50 | Violeta Vasilevska University of South Dakota |
How can a sphere detect a map that possesses "nice" properties? | |
| 6:00--6:45 | Charles Moore Kansas State University |
Harmonic analysis, music, and hearing shapes | |
| 7:00--8:30 | Dinner and Panel Discussion, Regency Suite, City Campus Union Life as a Graduate Student Panelists: Mike Black (UNL Statistics), Heidi Feller (UNL Mathematics), Jagannath Ghoshal (UNL Computer Science), Jacob Manske (ISU Mathematics), Melissa Wilson (PSU Integrated Biosciences) Moderator: Mark Walker |
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| 8:30--10:30 | Reception, home of Roger and Sylvia Wiegand. | ||
