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Simons Foundation

Center for Computational Biology

March 05, 2019

Swimming Microbes Steer Themselves into Mathematical Order, University of Wisconsin-Madison

A sheet of tiny swimming organisms that “push” themselves through fluid with, say, flagella, create forces in the liquid that bend the sheet in asymmetric, shrinking folds

Center for Computational Mathematics

April 02, 2020

Computational Inference Reading Group Meeting

Center for Computational Mathematics

April 02, 2020

Computational Inference Reading Group Meeting

Center for Computational Mathematics

April 02, 2020

Computational Inference Reading Group Meeting

COVID-19 Basic Science Prequels

September 30, 2021

Reading Genomes: The Key to Life and to Thwarting Death By Jennifer Welsh

A photograph of Geneticist Pardis Sabeti working in a laboratory. She is standing beside a wheeled set of shelves holding multiple square containers. She is also looking towards a computer monitor sitting close to the shelves and her gloved hands are poised on a device with a big red button.

August 22, 2017

International Mathematical Union

August 23, 2017

Beijing International Center for Mathematical Research (BICMR) of Peking University

August 23, 2017

The Erwin Schrodinger International Institute for Mathematical Physics

Global Brain

September 08, 2017

Mathematical Analysis of Behavior

Presidential Lectures

November 01, 2021

The Study of Wave Interactions: Where Beautiful Mathematical Ideas Come Together

A portrait photo of Gigliola Staffilani.