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Subject: SMB Digest v12i03
SMB Digest January 18, 2012 Volume 12 Issue 03
ISSN 1086-6566
Editor: Amina Eladdadi eladdada(at)strose(dot)edu
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Issue's Topics:
ToC: Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, Vol. 74, Issue 1
Undergraduate Research Opportunities: U. of Michigan Medical School
Workshop: The Mathematics of Multiscale Modeling, Sept. 18-20, UK
Workshop: Mathematical Modeling and Toxicology, March 2, London
Course: Structured Pop. Models- Modeling & Analysis, May 7-11, Spain
CfP: International Workshop on Hybrid Systems & Biology, Sept. 3, UK
PhD Studentship in Mathematical Biology, U. of Liverpool, UK
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship-Environmental Decisions, Australia
Faculty Positions: Integrated Science Faculty at Virginia Tech
Department Chair, Mathematics, Washington State University
SMBnet Reminders
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From: Springer <springeralerts@springer.delivery.net>
Date: Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 8:19 AM
Subject: Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, Vol. 74, Issue 1
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Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:11:56 -0500
From: Santiago Schnell <schnells@umich.edu>
Subject: Undergraduate Research Opportunities: U. of Michigan Medical School
The University of Michigan Department of Molecular & Integrative
Physiology offers three summer fellowship programs to support
undergraduate students that are interested in research in physiology
and/or biomedical sciences. Any student who is currently enrolled at
any degree granting University or College is invited to apply, with
preference given to those students interested in a career in
research. Students can be majoring in the biological science,
engineering, computational sciences, physics or mathematics. In
general, biological science students will join our traditional Summer
Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF), quantitative students will
join our Short Term Educational Program (STEP) towards Digestive and
Metabolic Physiology, and students from underrepresented groups and
those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds will join our Summer
Undergraduate Research in Physiology (SURP) Program. Each student
will be matched, based on his or her interests, to a laboratory that
is led by a faculty member of the Department of Molecular &
Integrative Physiology or of the University of Michigan Medical
School, Ann Arbor, Michigan. The selected laboratories are involved in
nationally recognized research, in topics such as hormones and signal
transduction, obesity and diabetes, reproduction and circadian rhythms
including sleep, gastrointestinal physiology including digestive
diseases, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease and hypertension,
renal and pulmonary function, muscle contractile mechanisms, ion
channels and neurophysiology.
There will be a research forum at the end of the summer in which
fellows will present their work, as well as opportunities to attend
research seminars throughout the summer.
A description of the programs and application process can be found on:
//www.physiology.med.umich.edu/programs/undergraduate/undergradsindex.
htmlradsindex.html
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From: Martin Nelson <martin.nelson@nottingham.ac.uk>
Date: Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 5:28 AM
Subject: Workshop on The Mathematics of Multiscale Modeling,
Sept 18-22, UK
Call for Abstracts:
The Virtual Physiological Human Network of Excellence (VPH-NoE) will
hold the second in the series of VPH Conferences (VPH2012), on 18-20
September 2012 in London, UK. The VPH-NoE is an umbrella project
representing the Virtual Physiological Human Initiative set up by the
European Commission with a budget of ~207 million Euros for the
Framework 7 Program. VPH2012 will be an international conference on
computational biomedicine, with a clear focus on the integrative
aspects of VPH.
As part of VPH2012, we will be holding a workshop upon the topic of
The Mathematics of Multiscale Modelling, with specific application to
modelling of the human physiome. Workshop themes will include, but
will not be strictly limited to:
- fundamental mathematical techniques in multiscale modelling for the
- Virtual Physiological Human; homogenisation across multiple spatial
- scales; asymptotic analysis and its application to multiple
- timescale problems; hybrid (stochastic/determinstic,
- discrete/continuous) models across multiple spatio-temporal scales.
We would like to take this opportunity to invite interested
researchers of both mathematical and non-mathematical disciplines to
attend this event. Registration for the VPH2012 conference will soon
be open online at http://www.vph-noe.eu/vph2012. Note that the
registration fee for VPH2012 will be £450 (£300 for students). We
regret that we are unlikely to be able to provide financial support.
Furthermore, we would like to invite expressions of interest from
authors who would like to contribute to this workshop. Interested
parties are asked to prepare a short abstract for their talk,
following the guidelines given at
http://www.vph-noe.eu/vph2012. Instructions for abstract submission
are also available at the above location.
The deadline for submission of abstracts is 29th February 2012;
authors of selected talks will be notified by 31st May 2012.
Leading VPH2012 talks will be invited to write full papers to appear
in a VPH2012-themed special issue of Interface Focus following the
conference.
Any queries regarding the format of this workshop or the associated
submission procedure can be directed to martin.nelson@nottingham.ac.uk
in the first instance.
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From: Stuart Creton <stuart.creton@nc3rs.org.uk>
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 15:52:56 +0000
Subject: Mathematical Modeling and Toxicology, March 2, London
Mathematical Modeling and Ttoxicology: Workshop and call for research
proposals, 2 March 2012; Central London
In March 2012 the NC3Rs will be holding a call for proposals on
research on mathematical modelling in toxicology. To launch the call
and provide an opportunity for communication and networking between
the mathematics and toxicology communities, a workshop will be held on
2 March 2012 in central London.
Research call:
Proposals for research must focus on the application of mathematical
modelling to support replacement, reduction or refinement of the use
of animals in toxicological research or testing.
Proposals can be in any area of toxicology, but applications must come
from collaborations of mathematicians and toxicologists. Proposals
with industry involvement are particularly encouraged. Application
forms will be available following the workshop and the closing date
for proposals will be in June 2012.
Workshop:
The aims of the workshop are to provide an opportunity for
mathematicians to learn more about the challenges faced by
toxicologists, to identify where mathematical approaches may be able
to address these issues, and to enable participants to meet potential
collaborators.
Scientists who may be interested in applying for the research call are
strongly recommended to attend this event. Programme details will
shortly be available at www.nc3rs.org.uk/mathstox
Registration:
The meeting is free to attend and open to scientists working in the
fields of mathematics and toxicology at academic or industry
organisations.
To register please fill in the registration form online and return to:
enquiries@nc3rs.org.uk. The closing date for registration is 10
February 2012.
www.nc3rs.org.uk/mathstox
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From: Luca Bortolussi <luca@dmi.units.it>
Date: Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 11:58 AM
Subject: International Workshop on Hybrid Systems & Biology,
Sept. 3, UK
Call for Papers, HSB 2012 First International Workshop on Hybrid
Systems and Biology, Newcasle upon Tyne, UK, September 3,
2012. Colocated with CONCUR 2012
http://hsb2012.units.it/
The goal of systems biology is to provide a system-level understanding
of biological systems by unveiling their structure, dynamics and
control methods. The intrinsic multi-scale nature of these systems,
both in space, in organization levels, and in time, makes extremely
difficult to model all of them in a uniform way, e.g. by means of
differential equations or discrete stochastic processes. Furthermore
such models are often not easily amenable to formal analysis and
simulation at the organ or even the cell level is frequently
impractical. Indeed, an important open problem is finding appropriate
computational models that scale well for both the simulation and
formal analysis of biological processes. Hybrid modeling techniques,
combining discrete and continuous processes, are gaining more and more
attention in systems biology, and they have been applied to
successfully capture the behavior of several biological complex
systems, ranging from genetic networks, biochemical reactions,
signaling pathways and cardiac tissues electrophysiology. This
workshop aims at collecting scientists working in the area of hybrid
modeling applied to systems biology, in order to discuss about current
achieved goals, current challenges and future possible developments.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
* Hybrid models of biological systems (case studies of genetic,
cellular networks,models of tissues, etc.)
* Computational and mathematical analysis techniques for hybrid
systems (i.e. reachability, model checking, abstract interpretation,
bifurcation theory for hybrid dynamical systems, etc.), with
applications in Systems Biology.
* Hybrid system identification techniques (learning the model from the
experimental data)
* Efficient simulation techniques for hybrid systems.
* Hybrid modeling languages for biological systems.
* Hybrid systems coping with incomplete and uncertain information.
* Sensitivity analysis for hybrid systems.
* Behaviour-driven parameters identification for hybrid systems.
* Analysis and simulation tools.
We solicit the submission of unpublished results that address on both
theoretical and applied aspects of hybrid modeling techniques in
systems biology. The proceedings will be published in the Electronic
Proceedings in Theoretical Computer Science (EPTCS) series. A special
issue in a journal will be considered at the end of the workshop.
Paper submission Full papers should be no more than 15 pages long,
typesetted in the EPTCS-style. Electronic submissions of abstracts
and of full-length papers (in PDF format), can be done through the
online submission system:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?confhsb2012
Important dates
June 15, 2012 Abstract submission
June 22, 2012 Full paper submission
July 30, 2012 Notification of paper acceptance
August 7, 2012 Camera-ready of accepted papers
Program co-chairs
Ezio Bartocci, University of Stony Brook, USA
Luca Bortolussi, Univerity of Trieste, Italy
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From: jsanchez <jsanchez@bcamath.org>
Date: Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 5:40 AM
Subject: Course on Structured Population Models, May 7-12, Spain
BCAM, Basque Center for Applied Mathematics, Bilbao, Spain is
organizing a course, which is part of a series of training courses on
advanced aspects of applied and computational mathematics. The course
is addressed mainly to graduate students and Post Doctoral researchers
but open to everyone interested.
Title: Structured population models: Modelling and analysis
Lecturer: Prof. Mats Gyllenberg Date: from 7th to 11th May, 2012
Place: BCAM-Basque Center for Applied Mathematics
Registration: Attendance to the courses is free, but interested
participants should register online at
http://www.bcamath.org/public_courses/ctrl_courses.php?accion=upcoming
Please check
http://www.bcamath.org/public_courses/ctrl_courses.php?accion=BCAM_UPV&subsec=upcoming
for more updated information.
BCAM http://www.bcamath.org/ is located in the center of Bilbao, a
modern and dynamic city that has many attractions.
For further questions, feel free to contact Philipp Getto:
getto@bcamath.org or Yukihiko Nakata: nakata@bcamath.org
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From: Sharkey, Kieran <K.J.Sharkey@liverpool.ac.uk>
Date: Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 11:14 AM
Subject:PhD studentship in Mathematical biology, U. of Liverpool, UK
PhD studentship in Mathematical biology, University of Liverpool, UK
Funded Studentship available in ?Modelling the community context of
host-parasite interactions?
There is great interest in the community context of host-parasite
associations ? hosts and parasites are not isolated, but are embedded
within wider ecological communities. This NERC funded studentship will
develop a general theoretical framework for these interactions by
developing a range of network-based mathematical models to explore how
parasites spread through, and alter the stability of, ecological
communities.
The student will be based in the Institute of Integrative Biology at
the University of Liverpool, and will work closely with biologists
working on natural host-parasite communities, and mathematicians with
expertise in network theory. The project would suit a student with
strengths in mathematical or computational biology, and network and/or
ecological theory.
This studentship is fully funded for UK residents, but fees only for
EU citizens. For informal enquiries please contact Dr Andy Fenton
(a.fenton@liverpool.ac.uk). Applicants should send a CV, cover letter
and contact details of two academic referees to Mrs Linda Marsh
(biolres@liverpool.ac.uk). The deadline for applications is 6th
February 2012.
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From: Alvin van Niekerk <a.vanniekerk1@uq.edu.au>
Date: Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 5:56 PM
Subject: Postdoctoral Research Fellowship - Environmental Decisions,
Australia
Postdoctoral Research Fellows ? Environmental Decisions ? University
of Queensland ? Brisbane, Australia
Highly motivated Postdoctoral Research Fellows are invited to apply
for a position in the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science
at The University of Queensland, Brisbane Australia.
The successful applicants will work on projects in the areas of:
multispecies management, restoration ecology, species and conservation
action prioritisation, adaptive management, optimal monitoring,
building resilient landscapes, reserve system priorities, urban
conservation, climate change adaptation, and biodiversity offsets.
Applicants should hold a PhD in ecology, applied mathematics,
statistics, economics, geography or a related field. You should also
have a strong desire to develop a successful and highly-productive
research career in nature conservation and environmental management,
good general research skills, a strong methodological background,
excellent statistical and analytic skills, very good writing
abilities, and the capacity to work with multidisciplinary research
teams.
For more details regarding these positions, please refer to The
University of Queensland website (http://www.uq.edu.au/uqjobs/)
reference: Job No. 492906 and Job No. 492907
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From: Tyson, John <tyson@vt.edu>
Date: Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 2:53 PM
Subject: Faculty Positions-Integrated Science Faculty at Virginia Tech
Integrated Science Faculty in the College of Science at Virginia Tech
<Nanoscience, Neuroscience, Systems Biology, and Computational Science>
As part of Virginia Tech?s expanding presence in emerging
interdisciplinary programs and degrees in nanoscience, neuroscience,
systems biology, and computational science, the College of Science
seeks to fill tenure-track or tenured faculty positions. These new
faculty positions signify a continued University commitment to the
importance of interdisciplinary science to help solve major societal
challenges in energy, the environment, and health. The successful
candidate will be expected to establish an internationally recognized
research program and be an effective teacher in graduate and
undergraduate courses. Appointments at the rank of Assistant,
Associate or Full Professor will be made in one of the College?s eight
departments: biological sciences, chemistry, economics, geosciences,
mathematics, physics, psychology, and statistics.
New faculty associated with these interdisciplinary programs and
degrees will be expected to participate in the College of Science?s
recently launched Integrated Science Curriculum
(www.science.vt.edu/isc<http://www.science.vt.edu/isc>) and
interdisciplinary courses, which collectively serve to build strong
research and educational partnerships across the sciences.
Please visit http://www.jobs.vt.edu and locate the correct
posting. All applications must be submitted on-line.
For more information, visit
www.science.vt.edu<http://www.science.vt.edu/> and click on links
under Faculty Openings.
Consideration of applications will begin as early as January 15, 2012
and will continue until the positions are filled.
For more information, please contact:
Profs. Jill Sible and Timothy Long
Associate Deans, College of Science
(isfsearch@vt.edu)
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From: Elissa Schwartz <ejs@wsu.edu>
Date: Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 3:30 PM
Subject: Department Chair, Mathematics, Washington State University
Department Chair, Mathematics
Washington State University
Washington State University invites applications and nominations for
the position of Chair of the Department of Mathematics. The chair is
expected to possess the vision necessary to lead the department as it
contributes to the university?s goal of becoming a leading research
university and as it continues in its commitment to provide excellent
educational opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students. The
preferred starting date is July 1, 2012.
Qualifications: This position at the full professor level is open to
candidates who have: 1) a Ph.D. in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics,
Statistics, or a related field; 2) qualifications to be tenured at the
full professor level; 3) a distinguished record of scholarly research
and demonstrated success in teaching; 4) experience in effective
graduate student supervision; 5) demonstrated success in attracting
continuing external funding; and 6) leadership and interpersonal
skills necessary to lead a department committed to teaching and
research excellence. Previous successful chair or significant
administrative experience is desirable, but candidates who otherwise
possess exceptionally strong credentials will be given serious
consideration.
Responsibilities: The chair provides leadership to the department on a
day-to-day basis. In addition, the chair must be able to work with
faculty and students from multiple disciplines; attract and retain
top-tier faculty; enhance existing undergraduate and graduate degree
programs; advance the status of the department in terms of funded
research and graduate education; support and promote the service
mission of the department which currently teaches more credit hours
than any other department in the university; maintain an innovative,
well-funded, and nationally recognized research program in
mathematics; teach classes at the undergraduate and/or graduate level
and supervise high quality graduate research.
The Department: The department has 33 full-time faculty members (three
are lecturers), 14 instructors, and a staff of 10. The department
aspires to be an excellent comprehensive department of mathematics and
statistics. We currently have 172 undergraduate majors and 72 graduate
students, and of these, 36 are doctoral students. The department has
strong faculty in computational and applied mathematics, probability
and statistics, and mathematical education. Our department is one of
only two PhD granting departments in the state of Washington. It is
currently listed as a Group II department by the AMS, even though the
average faculty size for our peers is 43 (60% larger than WSU).
The Environment: Washington State University conducts transformational
research and provides world-class education to more than 26,000
undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Founded in 1890 in
Pullman, it is Washington?s original land-grant university. Pullman is
the largest city in Whitman County, Washington, United States. The
population was 24,675 at the 2000 census and 29,799 according to the
2010 census. Pullman is best known as the home of Washington State
University, a four-campus land-grant university, and of Schweitzer
Engineering Laboratories, an international firm in the power
industry. Eight miles east of Pullman is Moscow, Idaho, home of the
University of Idaho. The surrounding region, called the Palouse
prairie, or simply the Palouse, is noteworthy for its natural beauty
and the wealth of outdoor recreational opportunities (Idaho
wilderness, Hell's Canyon, wild river kayaking, and multiple lakes and
rivers are within easy driving distance).
Applications and Nominations: Candidates must provide a letter that
clearly delineates how they meet the qualifications outlined above; a
current curriculum vitae; a detailed statement concerning their
philosophy with respect to teaching, research, and
leadership/management style; and contact information for three
references. Applications must be submitted electronically at
www.wsujobs.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=56817. Inquiries or
nominations should be sent to the chair of the search committee,
Prof. K W Hipps, Chair, Department of Chemistry, PO Box 644630,
Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164-4630,
math.chair.search@wsu.edu. Screening of applications will begin
January 30, 2012 and will continue until the position is
filled. Further details about the position and the region are
available upon request to the search chair once the application is
completed.
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
EDUCATOR AND EMPLOYER. Members of ethnic minorities, women, disabled
veterans, veterans of the Vietnam-era, recently separated veterans,
and other protected veterans, persons of disability and/or persons age
40 and over are encouraged to apply. WSU employs only U.S. citizens
and lawfully authorized non-U.S. citizens. All new employees must show
employment eligibility as required by the U.S. Citizenship and
Immigration Services.
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