CAIMS 2005

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Organizers: William Langford and Pauline van den Driessche

Recently there has been tremendous progress in the theory of dynamical systems and the application of this theory to many areas of mathematical biology. The speakers in this session will communicate recent advances in both mathematical analysis and biological applications, including such applications as neural networks, disease spread and population models. The qualitative analysis will include complex behaviour and aspects of stability. Some lectures should be accessible to mathematicians who want to learn about this exciting area of applied mathematics.

Plenary Speaker:

Michael Mackey (McGill University) Abstract

Invited Speakers:

Chris Bauch (Guelph University) Abstract
Daniel Coombs (University of British Columbia) Abstract
Roderick Edwards (University of Victoria) Abstract
Connell McCluskey (McMaster University) Abstract
Lindi Wahl (University of Western Ontario)
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Gail Wolkowicz (McMaster University) Abstract

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