Seminar 21st March 2016 11 a.m. Building 54, Room 8033, Highfield Campus, University of Southampton
Modelling evolution in biology, anthropology and social sciences
Dr Anne Kandler (City University London) and Prof Stuart Townley (University of Exeter)
- Submitter
- Luke Goater
We are holding a research meeting “Modelling evolution in biology, anthropology and social sciences" on the 21st of March 2016, at the University of Southampton, in Lecture Room 8B (room number 8033) in the Mathematical Sciences building (building 54 on Highfield campus - see http://www.southampton.ac.uk/about/visit/getting-to-southampton.page#highfield
There will be two review talks given by
• Dr. Anne Kandler (City University London)
• Prof. Stuart Townley (University of Exeter).
We welcome offers of contributed talks - please submit them by email to Rebecca Hoyle.
This is the first in a series of meetings on Mathematics in Life Sciences (see below for further details). If you would like to propose a theme for one of our future meetings, please contact the organisers via email.
We look forward to meeting you in Southampton.
Daniele Avitabile , University of Nottingham
Gianne Derks, University of Surrey
Rebecca Hoyle(R.B.Hoyle@soton.ac.uk), University of Southampton
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MiLS is a research network funded by the London Mathematical Society. Our main aim is to bring together mathematicians working at the interface with life sciences, to discuss the mathematics underpinning the modelling and analysis of the life science applications.
We will organise 3 meetings per year, each with a different theme. Meetings will consist of two review talks aimed at non-experts, combined with several contributed research talks. We strongly encourage PhD students, postdocs and early career researchers to submit a contributed talk.
Meetings will be hosted by the University of Southampton, University of Surrey and University of Nottingham. Limited funds are available to reimburse expenses incurred by speakers or other participants, and details of how to claim reimbursement will be made available during the meetings.
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