Revision as of 19:24, 13 April 2022

Applied and Computational Mathematics Seminar

date	speaker	title	host(s)
Feb 11	Jacob Notbohm (UW)	Collective Cell Migration: Rigidity Transition and the Eyes of the Cell	Spagnolie
Feb 18	Alex Townsend (Cornell)	What networks of oscillators spontaneously synchronize?	Li
Feb 25	Geoffrey Vasil (Sydney)	The mechanics of a large pendulum chain	Spagnolie
Mar 4	Xiangxiong Zhang (Purdue)	Recent Progress on Q^k Spectral Element Method: Accuracy, Monotonicity and Applications	Stechmann
Mar 11	Pengchuan Zhang (Senior researcher, Microsoft)	Multiscale Invertible Generative Networks for High-Dimensional Bayesian Inference	Li
Mar 18	Spring break
Mar 25	Mark Taylor (Sandia)	An overview of the numerical methods in the atmospheric component of the Energy Exascale Earth System Model	Smith, Stechmann
Apr 1	Stephan Wojtowytsch (TAMU)	Neural network approximation in shallow and deep learning	Li
Apr 8	Ruhui Jin (UT-Austin)	Tensor dimensionality reduction and applications	Li
Apr 15	Eftychios Sifakis (UW)	Perspectives on the use of scalable physics simulation in inverse problems for machine learning and design	Spagnolie
Apr 22	Peter Hinow (UWM)	Tiny Giants - Mathematics Looks at Zooplankton	Spagnolie
Apr 29	Thomas Powers (Brown)	TBA	Spagnolie

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