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  • Cheng Ly (VCU, Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics)

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    Are differences between Parkinson’s patients and healthy subjects like other brain diseases? The dynamical state of cortical neural activity constrains the complexity of functions it can perform. A marginally stable

  • John Rinzel (NYU, Neural Science and Mathematics)

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    Bistable Dynamics of Perceiving Ambiguous Stimuli When experiencing an ambiguous sensory stimulus (e.g., the vase-faces image), subjects may report random alternations (time scale, seconds) between the possible interpretations. I will

  • Calina Copos (Northeastern University, Biology and Mathematics)

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    Modeling insights into subcellular cytoskeleton organization with external size changes Actin is one of the most abundant proteins in eukaryotic cells and a fundamental component of the cytoskeleton, playing a

  • Denis Patterson (Durham University, Department of Mathematical Sciences)

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    Mathematical modelling of malaria: Population-scale dynamics, vaccination, and evolution Malaria transmission and persistence depend critically on the interaction between parasite dynamics, human immunity, and epidemiological feedbacks. I will review recent

  • Allison Cruikshank (Duke, Mathematics)

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    Mechanistic Insights Into Parkinson’s Disease and Sex Differences in Liver Oxidative Stress In volume transmission, or neuromodulation, neurons communicate not through direct, one-to-one synaptic connections, but by releasing neurotransmitters broadly