Midwest Mathematical Biology Seminar

The Midwest Mathematical Biology Seminar will be a series of virtual talks on mathematical biology featuring speakers from the Midwest region and beyond. All areas of mathematical biology will be represented in the seminar series, and a goal for this seminar is to build connections and foster research collaborations.

Schedule (Fall 2024)

(All talks at 2pm Eastern Time / 1pm Central Time on Fridays)

• September 6: Al Holder (Rose Hulman Institute of Technology)

• September 13: Jichun Xie (Duke University)

• September 20: Samantha Linn (University of Utah)

• September 27: Guowei Wei (Michigan State)

• October 4: Polly Yu (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)

• October 11: Laurel Ohm (University of Wisconsin–Madison)

• October 18: Hongsong Feng (Michigan State)

• October 25: Alexandria Volkening (Purdue University)

• November 1: Hyunjoong Kim (University of Cincinnati)

• November 8: Kelsey Gasior (University of Notre Dame)

• November 15: Wai-Tong Louis Fan (Indiana University Bloomington)

• November 22: Zhe Su (Michigan State)

• December 6: Gregory Handy (University of Minnesota)

• December 13: Erik Amezquita Morataya (University of Missouri)

Schedule (Spring 2025)

(All talks at 4pm Eastern Time / 3pm Central Time on Fridays)

• January 17: Open

• January 24: Bo Deng (University of Nebraska, Lincoln)

• January 31:  Mingchao Cai (Morgan State)

• February 7: Claus Kadelka (Iowa State University)

• February 14: Peter Hinow (University of Wisconsin Milwaukee)

• February 21: Open

• February 28: Open

• March 7: Open

• March 14: Sabrina Streipert (University of Pittsburgh)

• March 21: Open

• March 28:  Megan Ferrall-Fairbanks (University of Florida) 

• April 4: Open

• April 11: Open

• April 18: Open

• April 25: Open

• May 2: Bo Zhang ( Oklahoma State University)

• May 9: Open

For Fall 2024, the seminar series is co-organized by Ning Wei (Purdue University) and Daniel Cooney (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign). You can sign up for email updates on the seminar series by joining the Midwest Mathematical Biology Google Group (https://groups.google.com/g/midwest-mathematical-biology-seminar/about).