Past Events

SPEAKER:  John Ward, Loughborough University (England) ABSTRACT: ODE models have been used for decades in pharmacology to simulate drug toxicology. The systems are generally complex and nonlinear and the analysis undertaken is almost exclusively by computation. In this talk, a powerful analytical technique to study such models, known as singular perturbation theory, will be presented.

SPEAKER:  Ezio Venturino, Dipartimento di Matematica “Giuseppe Peano”, Universit`a di Torino, via Carlo Alberto 10, 10123 Torino, Italia, ezio.venturino@unito.it     Abstract   In this presentation we will review some recent models for the use of beneficial natural entities to fight pests in agriculture and purify plants effluents. We would focus on the use of spiders especially in the Langa Astigiana, the main Piedmontese wine-producing area.

CANDIDATE:  Kolja Kypke ABSTRACT:

CANDIDATE:  VALERIE HODGINS ABSTRACT:

CANDIDATE:   AHMED SHAWKI JABER ABSTRACT: The concept of optimal control is one of the significant techniques to observe the evolution of various dynamical systems that can be modeled in a mathematical framework. In optimal control problem, the aim is to minimize a performance measure function by defining a control and state trajectories for a dynamical system over a specified period. The context of optimal control is widely used in various disciplines such as engineering, economics, biomathematics, and ecology.

CANDIDATE:  Chong Gan ABSTRACT:

SPEAKER:   HARRY GAEBLER ABSTRACT:

CANDIDATE:  JUNLIN HAO ABSTRACT:

SPEAKER:   Prof. Elif Acar, Sick Kids/University of Manitoba/University of Toronto ABSTRACT: