Please notice that the list below is subject to changes. The time for the seminar is 13.15 and the location is seminar room MV:L14, Chalmers tvärgata 3, unless otherwise noted.
2019
Past seminars this year:
17/1 - Magnus Röding: Imaging, characterization, and in silico design of heterogeneous porous materials
24/1 - Mats Gyllenberg, Helsingfors Universitet: On models of physiologically structured populations and their reduction to ordinary differential equations.
Abstract31/1 - Christian A. Naesseth, Automatic Control, Linköping: Variational and Monte Carlo methods - Bridging the Gap.
Abstract7/2 - Jonas Wallin, Lund University: Multivariate Type-G Matérn fields.
Abstract14/2 - Jes Frellsen, IT University of Copenhagen: Deep latent variable models: estimation and missing data imputation.
Abstract21/2 - Riccardo De Bin, University of Oslo: Detection of influential points as a byproduct of resampling-based variable selection procedures.
Abstract 28/2 - Johan Henriksson: Single-cell perturbation analysis – the solution to systems biology?
Abstract7/3 -
Larisa Beilina: Time-adaptive parameter identification in mathematical model of HIV infection with drug therapy. Abstract14/3 - Umbert Picchini: Accelerating MCMC sampling via approximate delayed-acceptance.
Abstract21/3 - Samuel Wiqvist, Lund University: Automatic learning of summary statistics for Approximate Bayesian Computation using Partially Exchangeable Networks.
Abstract28/3 -
Hans Falhlin (Chief Investment Officer, AP2, Andra AP-fonden) and Tomas Morsing ( Head of Quantitative Strategies, AP2, Andra AP-fonden): A scientific approach to financial decision making in the context of managing Swedish pension assets. Abstract11/4 - Daniele Silvestro: Birth-death models to understand the evolution of (bio)diversity.
Abstract 12/4 - Erika B. Roldan Roa, Department of Mathematics, The Ohio State University: Evolution of the homology and related geometric properties of the Eden Growth Model.
Abstract16/5 - Susanne Ditlevsen, University of Copenhagen: Inferring network structure from oscillating systems with cointegrated phase processes.
Abstract23/5 - Chun-Biu Li, Stockholms Universitet: Information Theoretic Approaches to Statistical Learning.
Abstract13/6 - Sara Hamis, Swansea University: DNA Damage Response Inhibition: Predicting in vivo treatment responses using an in vitro- calibrated mathematical model.
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