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SUMMARY:AARMS Summer School 2017
DESCRIPTION:During a four week period every summer AARMS invites highly regarded faculty from around the world to deliver graduate courses in the mathematical sciences and their applications. Our goals are to broaden the education of graduate students and to encourage promising undergraduates to continue their study. While\, in a given year\, a good number of students come from Canada\, our School continues to bring to Atlantic Canada students from around the world. Indeed\, the multicultural\, international flavour of our School and the possibility of forming lifelong friendships and collaborations amongst people of different backgrounds and cultures is one of our School’s strengths. \nThis year’s summer school will be held on the beautiful province of Prince Edward Island.  The focus on Financial Mathematics and Actuarial Science is both topical and fascinating. This is the first summer school held by the University of Prince Edward Island\, and the local organizers have ensured that it will be an academically valuable and personally memorable experience for both the students and guest lecturers.
URL:https://aarms.math.ca/event/aarms-summer-school-2017/
LOCATION:University of Prince Edward Island\, Charlottetown\, Prince Edward Island\, Canada
CATEGORIES:AARMS schools and minicourses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Alexander Alvarez":MAILTO:alalvarez@upei.ca
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SUMMARY:CAIMS 2017 – Public Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Chad Topaz\, Williams College \nSchools of fish\, flocks of birds\, herds of mammals\, and even colonies of bacteria all show behavior we call ‘swarming’\, but these groups are difficult to understand biologically and mathematically. I will give an overview of how social and biological interactions lead to swarming behavior. I will also discuss how mathematical modeling (describing the real world with mathematics) can be used to study locust swarms\, which are the most massive and destructive swarms on Earth. Swarming is related to many phenomena of collective behavior in nature and society\, where seemingly independent objects — like neurons\, metronomes\, and even people — start to act in the same way. This public lecture will be interactive and accessible; no technical knowledge is required.
URL:https://aarms.math.ca/event/caims-2017-public-lecture/
LOCATION:Dalhousie University\, Halifax\, Nova Scotia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:AARMS outreach events,AARMS sponsored events
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