Meetings are held Wednesdays
from 5:00-6:00 pm in Dirac 216
Theme:
Any paper that makes you HAPPY! 😀 … or
very sad!
Please
email Chris Ryzowicz (cjr22@fsu.edu) and Dr. Richard Bertram (rbertram@fsu.edu)
with a pdf of your paper at least 1 week prior to your assigned day.
Date |
Speaker |
Paper |
1/8 |
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Organizational
Meeting |
1/15 |
Richard Bertram |
|
1/22 |
Bhargav Karamched |
(Cancelled due
to winter weather) |
1/29 |
Bhargav Karamched |
Lotka-Volterra Predator-Prey Model with
Periodically Varying Carrying Capacity |
2/4 |
Biomathematics
Seminar *Tuesday
at 11:35am in LOV 301* |
|
2/12 |
James Thornham |
Metabolic and Electrical Oscillations:
Partners in Controlling Pulsatile Insulin Secretion |
2/19 |
David Wharton |
|
2/26 |
Dana Hughes |
A Mathematical
Model of Aging-Related and Cortisol Induced Hippocampal Dysfunction |
3/5 |
Christopher Ryzowicz |
|
3/12 |
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Spring Break (No Meeting) |
3/18 |
Structural Biology and Biochemistry
Seminar *Tuesday at 11:15am in
KLB 112* |
|
3/26 |
Noel Milam |
|
4/2 |
Sarah Romero |
|
4/9 |
Greg Owanga |
|
4/16 |
Sarah Williams |
(Raeisi, Yavuz, Khosravifarsani, and Fadaei) 2. Data Driven
Mathematical Model of Colon Cancer Progression |
4/23 |
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No Meeting |
4/30 |
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Finals Week (No
Meeting) |
(NO regular meeting on 2/5, 3,12, 3/19, 4/23, or 4/30)
Scoring for each paper is based on Journal Club attendees’
personal judgment.
Each journal clubber rates a given paper on a
scale from 1 to 5,
with “5” being “Highly Competitive” and “1”
being “Not Competitive”.
A paper’s recorded “Score” is the average of
these individual scores.
Papers’ evaluation for the Bellman
prize is based on the following criteria:
1) Significance,
2) Readability and
3) Clarity of objective.
Previous Semesters Papers/Books:
Spring 2020,
Fall 2020,
Spring
2021, Fall
2021, Spring
2022, Fall
2022, Spring
2023, Fall
2023, Spring 2024, Fall 2024