27th January 2010 8 a.m. Chilworth Manor
SYMBIOSIS Workshop on Bio- and Nano-Engineering
- Submitter
- Thomas Blumensath
The workshop will have two themes, mathematics and statistics in nano-engineering and mathematics and statistics in bio-engineering. The workshop aims at establishing and fostering new and existing links between mathematics, statistics, the school of engineering sciences and other schools of the university. As with previous events, we are trying to createan informal atmosphere in which to discuss interdisciplinary research. This will be aided by a range of presentations form high profile speakers from across the university.
Agenda SYMBIOSIS Workshop
Wednesday, January 27th 2010, Chilworth Manor
8:00 Breakfast in restaurant
9:00 Welcome (Earl Jellicoe)
9:15 Talks (Earl Jellicoe)
9:15 Lindy Holden-Dye - How does a worm behave?
10:00 Peter de Groot - Magnetic and Superconducting Nanostructured Materials
10:45 Tea, coffee and Danish (Main Hall)
11.15 Talks (Earl Jellicoe)
11.15 Tracy Melvin
- Sensitive optical detection for bioanalytical applications
12:00 Darren Bagnall - Optical properties of disordered and nanostructured surfaces
12:30 Lunch in restaurant
13.30 Talks (Earl Jellicoe)
13.30 Bill Brocklesby - X-ray microscopy 13.50 Tiina Roose - Multiscale modelling in biology
14.10 Group discussions
3:00 Tea, coffee and Cookies (Main Hall)
3.30 Group discussions and wrap up
5:00 Meeting to close
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