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Biology and Mathematics in the Bay Area Day III (BaMBA)
LOCALE: San Jose, CA
DATE: November 10, 2007
BaMBA is a one-day meeting aimed at creating a fairly informal atmosphere to explore the role of mathematics, statistics, and computer science in modern biology. Going beyond traditional applied mathematics it will include algebraic, topological, statistical and computational methods.
Our goal is to encourage dialogue between people from different disciplines. We expect a day full of enticing discussion and hope that everyone will join us for the dinner following the talks (location to be announced). Student participation is especially encouraged.SPEAKERS
- Craig Benham, Mathematics, Biomedical Engineering, and the UC Davis Genome Center, UC Davis
- Carlos Bustamante, Molecular & Cell Biology, Physics, and Chemistry, UC Berkeley
- Ken Dill, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, UC San Francisco
- Katherine S. Pollard, Department of Statistics and UC Davis Genome Center, UC Davis
BaMBA is currently being supported by College of Science at SJSU, California Institute for Quantitative Biomedical Research, College of Science and Engineering at SFSU, and the Center for Computing in the Life Sciences. We welcome any offers for further assistance.FOR MORE INFORMATION
Please visit the BaMBA website to register and for more details: http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/~bamba3/
Contact: bamba3[at]cs.sjsu.edu
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