Quantitative Life Sciences (QLS) and the Centre for Applied Mathematics in Bioscience and Medicine (CAMBAM) are pleased to offer weekly interdisciplinary seminars during the fall and winter terms.
Seminars are presented in a hybrid format on Tuesdays from 12-1pm EST.
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Online:
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In Person: 550 Sherbrooke, Room 189 (for directions, email coordinator.qls [at] mcgill.ca)
To watch video recordings of past seminars, visit our .
| Date | Speaker | Topic |
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September 9 |
Amin Akhshi |
Neural correlates of optimized invariant coding in sensory systems |
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September 16 |
Sylvain Bouix |
Developing neuroinformatics resources for the study of brain disorders |
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September 23 |
Mette Olufsen (NCSU) Sponsored by CAMBAM |
On the Use of Computational Models to Improve Understanding of Cardiovascular System Dynamics |
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September 30 |
David Allison (Baylor College of Medicine) Sponsored by QLS |
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October 7 |
Hannah Choi (Georgia Tech) Sponsored by CAMBAM |
Predictive coding with cortical cell types and connectivity |
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鈥婳ctober 14 |
No Seminar | Reading Week |
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October 21 |
Antonio Celani (ICTP) Sponsored by QLS |
Decoding behavior: inference and optimization of decision-making processes |
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October 28 |
Magali Richard (CHU Grenoble Alpes) Sponsored by QLS |
Computational approaches to characterize cellular and spatial heterogeneity in cancer |
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November 4 |
Robert H. Austin (Princeton University) Sponsored by QLS |
When Random Beats Routine: Stochastic Hormone-Sensitive Cancer Deprivation Therapy |
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November 11 |
Peter J. Mucha (Dartmouth College) Sponsored by CAMBAM |
Community Detection in Networks: Pruning and Picking Parameters |
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November 18 |
Martin Falcke (MDC Berlin) Sponsored by CAMBAM |
TBD |
| November 25 | Mingyao Li (UPenn) Sponsored by QLS |
AI-Powered Tissue Maps: Uniting Spatial Omics with Pathology Imaging |
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December 2 |
Paul Francois (University of Montreal) Sponsored by CAMBAM |
TBD |
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December 9 |
Tianna Peller (University of Toronto) Sponsored by QLS |
TBD |
QLS & CAMBAM thanks Dr. Suresh Krishna and Dr. Fred Guichard for their help with organizing the seminars.