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QLS Seminar Series Fall 2022

QLS has joined efforts with the Centre for Applied Mathematics in Bioscience and Medicine (CAMBAM), the McGill initiative in Computational Medicine (MiCM) and the Ludmer Center to offer weekly interdisciplinary seminars.

Seminars are held on Tuesdays from 12-1pm EST.

Zoom link:  https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/86855481591

For recordings of the 2021-22 seminars please visit the QLS YouTube Page.

Fall 2022 Speaker Topic

Sep. 13

Naeha Subramanian
(University of Washington)
Sponsored by QLS

Innate immunity at the interface of host defense and immune disease

Sep. 20

Michael Frank
(Stanford)
Sponsored by CAMBAM

Bigger data about smaller people: Studying language learning at scale

Sep. 27

Amy Goldberg
(Duke University)
Sponsored by CAMBAM

Evolutionary perspectives on malaria: humans, primates, and the parasites we share

Oct. 4

Michael Baym
(Harvard University)
Sponsored by QLS

What other factors select on antibiotic resistance?

Oct. 11

Reading Week

Reading Week

​Oct. 18

Satrajit Ghosh
(MIT)
Sponsored by QLS

Unpacking the Speech Chain: A window of scientific and technological opportunities

Oct. 26
(Wednesday)

Fabian Theis
(Helmholtz)
Sponsored by QLS

Learning Single Cell Atlases

Nov. 1

Peter Harrison
(Cambridge)
Sponsored by CAMBAM
Timbre and consonance

Nov. 8

James Faeder
(University of Pittsburgh)
Sponsored by CAMBAM
Computational Modeling of Intracellular Dynamics

Nov. 15

Sara Zapata-Marin
(McGill University)
Sponsored by QLS

Understanding the spatio-temporal distribution of pollen in Toronto

Nov. 22

Laura Pollock
(McGill University)
Sponsored by QLS
Promise and pitfalls in predicting biodiversity
Nov. 29

John Murray
(Yale University)
Sponsored by CAMBAM

Learning and Generalization through Neural Representations

Dec. 6

Amber Smith
(University of Tennessee)
Sponsored by CAMBAM

Modeling the Dynamics of Viral-Bacterial Coinfection

QLS would like to thank Dr. Jesse Shapiro, Dr. Suresh Krishna, and Dr. Celia Greenwood for their help with organizing the seminars.

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