Past Seminars:

Date	Speaker	Title/Abstract
Mar 23/18	Hermann Eberl, University of Guelph	A biofilm reactor model that accounts for suspended bacteria
Mar 16/18	Matthew Burgess	Title and Abstract tba
Nov 17/17	Dr. Wilfred Ndifon, African Institute of Mathematical Sciences	Seeking redemption from original antigenic sin: insights from immunology and mathematics
Nov 18/16	Hermann Eberl, University ofGuelph	Spatially implicit and spatially explicit models of bacterial cellulose degradation
Nov 4/16	Ting-Hao Hsu, McMaster University	Bifurcation delay and the entry-exit function
Oct 21/16	Chiu-Ju Lin, McMaster University	Modeling the trade-off between transmissibility and contact in infectious disease dynamics
Sept 23/16	Todd Parsons, Universite Paris	The stochastic evolution of pathogeen virulence
Nov 2/15	David Champredon, McMaster University	Generation Interval Distributions
Sept 28/15	Chai Molina, McMaster University	Evolutionary stability in continuous nonlinear public goods games
April 9/15	Edward Thommes GlaxoSmithKline & University of Guelph	Examining Ontario’s universal influenza immunization program with a multi-strain dynamic model
Jan 29/15	Yun Tian	Dynamics of a HIV virotherapy with nonlinear incidence and delays in cell iinfection and virus production
Dec 5/14	Robert Smith	From regional pulse vaccination to global disease eradiction: insights from a mathematical model of Poliomyelitis
Nov 28/14	Peter Stechlinski MIT	Infectious disease modelling: a hybrid system approach
Nov 21/14	Spencer Hunt McMaster University	HPV Type Replacement and Within-Host Modelling
Nov 14/14	Edward Thommes	blank
Nov 7/14	Spencer Hunt	blank
Oct 24/14	Todd Parson	A Non-exchangeable Coalescent Process Arising in Phylogenetics
Oct 10/14	Zhenze Liu Jilin University, China	Design and development of the lower limb rehabililtation training robot based on the underactuated biped walking mechanism
Oct 3/14	Ben Bolker McMaster University	Non-standard analyses of detectability in ecological systems
Apr 11/14	Sasha Teslya McMaster University	DDE-Bif tool: introduction and brief demonstration on the predator prey model with discrete and uniformly distributed delay
Feb 7/14	Julien Arino University of Manitoba	TBA
Apr 5/13	Peter Abrams EEB, Toronto	TBA
Mar 8/13	Gail S.K. Wolkowicz Mathematics & Statistics McMaster University	TBA
Feb 8/13	Steven Walker University of Toronto	TBA
Apr 30/12	Chad Wells Mathematics & Statistics University of Guelph	The Impact of Personal Experiences with Infection and Vaccination on Behaviour-Incidence Dynamics of Seasonal Influenza
Apr 23/12	Jane Heffernan Mathematics & Statistics York University	Effects of Pre-existing Immunity
Apr 16/12	Daniel Munther Centre for Disease Modelling, York University	Evolutionary convergence to ideal free dispersal strategies and coexistence
Nov 24/11	Alexandra Teslya Mathematics & Statistics McMaster University	Adaptive methods for stochastic simulation of biochemical systems
Nov 17/11	Carmen Lia Murall University of Guelph	The ecology of in-host systems: with application to Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination
Nov 3/11	Hedia Fgaier Math and Stat, University of Guelph	Modeling of Microbial Populations under Iron Limitation: Predictive Modeling, Competition, and Optimal Control
Oct 27/11	Jinhui Ma Clinical Epidemiology & Biostatistics, McMaster University	Determining the Minimum Detectable Hazard Ratio for a Population Based Longitudinal Study Using Multi-state Markov Model: A Simulation Study
Oct 20/11	Haiyan Wang Arizona State University, USA	Spreading speeds and traveling waves for non-cooperative reaction-diffusion systems
Oct 13/11	Hana Dobrovolny PhyMBIE, Ryerson University	What can mathematical modelling tell us about influenza?
Oct 6/11	Todd Parsons University of Toronto	Inferring Diversity Dynamics
Sep 22/11	Chai Molina Mathematics & Statistics McMaster University	Modelling the spread of diseases in clustered networks

Prior Years