Double “almost done” seminar
Free
Darryen Sands and Abraham Amini
At 12:30 pm
OnTechU, North Oshawa campus, SHA247
Dynamic modelling of horizontal gene transfer in microbial populations
Free
Dr. Brian Ingalls
At 3:40 pm
OnTechU, North Oshawa campus, SHA131
Universal Slow Dynamics of Chemical Reaction Networks
Free
Dr. Eric de Giuli (TMU)
At 3:40 pm
OnTechU, North Oshawa campus, SHA131
Wilton ripples with high-order resonances in weakly nonlinear models
Free
Raymond Langer (UofT)
At 3:40 pm
OnTechU, North Oshawa campus, SHA131
Equivariant KAM Theory (and some other things, too!)
Free
Speaker: Nicholas Faulkner (PhD candidate, Ontario Tech U), Room: UA 4170, Abstract: If you are a graduate student studying in MCSC program, the topic of KAM will probably not be that important to you. My thesis is two very long math proofs, that rely on tools from analysis, abstract algebra, linear algebra and topology. […]
At 3:30 pm
UA 4170
Affective Data Science
Free
Speaker: Steven Livingstone (Ontario Tech U), Room: SHA 249, Abstract: Affective Data Science lies at the intersection of statistics, machine learning, and psychology, and seeks to answer fundamental questions about human emotion using big data techniques. In my talk I will look at three of my recent projects in the field: data provisioning for […]
At 12:30 pm
SHA 249
Digital Medicine and Digital Biomarkers
Free
Speaker: Yan Fossat (Klick Labs), Room: SHA 249, Abstract: This talk will showcase recent developments in the field of non-invasive digital biomarkers and digital medicine. Case studies will be presented for medical devices, digital interventions, and real world examples of data analysis and modeling. Medical science relies on data to diagnose, prognose, and monitor […]
At 12:30 pm
Algorithms for Queueing Systems with Reneging and Priorities Modeled as Quasi-Birth-Death Processes
Free
Speaker: Dr. Amir Rastpour (FBIT, Ontario Tech U), Room: UA4170, Abstract: We consider a Markovian multiserver queueing system with two customer classes, preemptive priorities, and reneging. We formulate this system as an infinite level- dependent quasi-birth-death process (LDQBD). We introduce an algorithm that endogenously truncates the level and calculates lower and upper bounds on […]
At 2:30 pm
UA 4170