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This seminar will be in room MR-107. Guest speaker will be Emily Raboteau. Host for this seminar will Prof. Maria Tzortziou. The topic of this seminar will be on communicating climate change Pizza will be served around 12:15 pm. Every is welcome to come join us.
Physics Colloquium: Victor Albert, TBA
Elizabeth Rhoades, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania, "Functional mechanisms of dysfunctional proteins"
Credit risk models largely bifurcate into two classes — the structural models and the reduced form models. Attempts have been made to reconcile the two approaches by adjusting filtrations to restrict information ( for instance Cetin, Jarrow, Protter & Yldrm, Jarrow & Protter, and Giesecke) but they are technically complicated and tend to approach filtration modification in an ad-hock fashion
The Earth and Atmospheric Science Dept will be hosting its weekly seminar. The guest speaker for this seminar is Dr. Rick Kroop. from USGS. The topic of discussion will be on Developing Groundwater Potential For Arid Regions of Kenya and Ethiopia.The host for this seminar will be Prof. Maria Tzortziou. Seminar is located in MR-107. Pizza will be served around 12:15pm.
An unconventional function for kinesin in epithelial cells
Physics Colloquium: Xiaoqian Michele Chen, Ph.D., Tracking phase fluctuations in quantum materials using coherent x-rays
Tobias Baumgart, Professor of Physical and Biological Chemistry, Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, "Mechanisms of Lipid Bilayer Membrane Curvature Generation"
Physics Colloquium: Eric Isaacs, Ph.D., Unlocking the physics of quantum materials via first-principles theory and data-driven science
Yakov Pesin (Penn State), Equilibrium measures in hyperbolic dynamics via geometric measure theory In the classical settings of Anosov diffeomorphisms or more general locally maximal hyperbolic sets I describe a new approach for constructing equilibrium measures which is pure geometrical in its nature and uses no symbolic representations of the system. As a result it can be used to effect thermodynamics formalism for systems for which no symbolic representation is available such as partially hyperbolic systems.
Te Earth and Environemntal Science Dept. will be hosting its weekly seminar. The host for this seminar is Prof. Maria Tzortziou. Pizza will be served around 12:15.
Neural algorithms for object recognition in novel environments: olfactory CAPTCHAS
Petra A. Levin, Professor, Department of Biology, and Program Director, Plant and Microbial Biosciences, Washington University in St. Louis, "pH Mediates Cell Envelope Protein Activity and Antibiotic Sensitivity in Bacteria"
Physics Colloquium: Nathalie de Leon, Title to be announced
The Earth and Atmospheric Science Dept will be hosting its weekly seminar. This seminar will be in room MR-107. The host for this seminar will be Prof. Maria Tzortziou. Pizza will be served at around 12:15 pm. All are welcome to come to this event.
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