White Rose Mathematical Biology Seminars
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mathematical Biology departments of the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York joined forces to set up this online seminar series. This series is run jointly by Martin Lopez Garcia (Mathematical Biology, Leeds), Alex Best & Alexander G Fletcher (Mathematical Biology, Sheffield), and myself. A list of speakers can be found on the White Rose Mathematical Biology Seminar page [LINK].
Past Talks
Pre-COVID I was the organiser of York's Mathematical Biology seminar series, together with Daphne Ezer.
12/02/2020 - Prof. Maciej Lisicki (University of Warsaw)
Pumping and swimming: two faces of phoretic flows
29/01/2020 - Dr. Harold Moyse (University of Warwick)
22/01/2020 - Dr. Bruno Martins (University of Cambridge)
Round the clock: single-cell dynamics of circadian processes in cyanobacteria
15/01/2020 - Dr. Shovonlal Roy (University of Reading)
Earth observation and modelling of marine ecosystems - some recent developments and opportunities
20/11/2019 - Dr. Emma Gardner (University of Reading)
Reliably Predicting Pollinator Abundance: Challenges of Calibrating Process Based Ecological Models
13/11/2019 - Paula Avello Fernández / Shoumit Dey (University of York)
Modelling temperature dependence in the Arabidopsis thaliana circadian clock /
Modelling heterogeneity of antigen-induced macrophage response
06/11/2019 - Dr. Stephen Cornell (University of Liverpool)
A unified framework for analysis of individual-based models in ecology and beyond
30/10/2019 - Dr. Charley Schaefer, Dr. Alice Von Der Heydt and Peter Hannay (University of York)
23/10/2019 - Prof. Richard Morris (John Innes Centre)
Electrical signaling in plants - a ‘current’ opinion