UNL MATHEMATICS and BIOLOGY Seminar, Fall 2009

Thursdays, 2:30-3:20, Avery 19

Note: The October 22 seminar will be 3:30-4:30 in Hamilton 110. This seminar is in the School of Biological Sciences.

DATE
SPEAKER
TITLE
September 3 Glenn Ledder, UNL Mathematics A Model of Plant Life History Optimization: Annual or Perennial?
September 10 Adam Schapaugh, UNL Fisheries and Wildlife The Dynamics and Viability of the Endangered Streaked Horned Lark (Eremophila alpestris strigata)
September 17 Eric Eager, UNL Mathematics
September 24 Bo Deng, UNL Mathematics Simulating Biodiversity -- from random mutation to natural selection to ecological stability
October 1 Anthony DeLegge, UNL Mathematics
October 8 no seminar
October 15 Tobi Louw Oligonucleotide Optimization for DNA synthesis
October 22 Brigitte Tenhumberg Keeping pests down and endangered species up: the impact of unstable stage structures
October 29 Michelle Swenson, University of Texas-Austin Mathematics SuperFine: a fast and accurate phylogenetic supertree method
November 5 Carina Curto, UNL Mathematics Geometry of stable cliques in neural networks
November 12 seminar canceled because of Math Day
November 19 Travis Hinkelman, UNL Biology Does area-restricted search lead to density-dependent foraging? A spatially-explicit simulation model in Netlogo
December 3 open
December 10 RUTE project presentations