Seminars

These seminars are forums for (but not limited to) talks from visiting faculty as well as from the Loyola Mathematics and Statistics faculty. The talks are about 45 minutes, followed by a 10-15 minute discussion, and are geared for nonspecialist faculty and junior-senior level math majors (knowledge of at least linear algebra and differential equations is assumed). Anyone is welcome to attend. Refreshments will be provided 10 minutes before and after the talk.

If you would like to speak in the seminar or have any questions, please contact Dr. Daniel Heinz by emailing dsheinz "at" loyola "dot" edu.

Previous seminars

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2012-2013 Schedule

Date Room Time	Speaker	Title (click on title for abstract)
Apr 12 309 KH 3:00-4:00	Dr. Angela Reynolds Virginia Commonwealth University	Modeling the Inflammatory Response: Wound Healing and Mechanical Ventilation
Feb 15 007 KH 3:00-4:00	Dr. Anna Zemlyanova Texas A&M University	Curvature-dependent surface tension in modeling of fracture
Feb 11 007 KH 3:00-4:00	Dr. Mariah Hamel Université de Montréal	An introduction to arithmetic combinatorics
Feb 6 007 KH 3:00-4:00	Dr. Prince Chidyagwai Temple University	Approximating coupled flow problems: A finite element approach
Nov 30 004 KH 3:15-4:15	Dr. Mark Oram Chemistry Department Loyola University Maryland	DNA Computing: Figuring out new paths and problems for a (very) old molecule

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