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Widely Applied Math Seminar Series

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The Widely Applied Mathematics Seminar is a broad forum for talks that take a quantitative approach to a range of subjects, including but not limited to the physical and biological sciences, engineering and medicine. For more information please visit http://www.seas.harvard.edu/WAM/

Widely Applied Math Seminar Series

Universal patterns of stem and progenitor cell fate in adult tissue

Microbe-scale identity as a basis for cell-to-cell coordinated social behavior

SPECIAL WAM Seminar, "Packing tetrahedra and other figures using divide and concur"

Controlled buckling in growing sheets and ribbons

Theory and modeling of rare events

Physics-based Sound Rendering: Rebooting computer graphics with sound

The Fermi Pasta Ulam (FPU) Problem and The Birth of Nonlinear Science

Modulated Interface Lithography

The Nanoworld Beyond Bénard Instability

Throwing and Running: Strategy, Control and Estimation

Mechanism of T Cell Specificity for Pathogens

Implications for the influence of host genetics on HIV control

Defects in Smectics A

From Focal Conics Domains to the Helical Nanofilament Phase

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