mbjc this term

[Hong Qian <qian@rialto.amath.washington.edu>]

Hi, everyone, 

This term we are going to meet regularly on Monday (starting Oct. 9) 
afternoon, 3:30-4:30PM in Applied Mathematics Library. 

This term we will have two parallel themes:

1. We are going to study the book, "Computational Molecular
Biology" by P.A. Pevzner (2000).  As most of you know, this is 
an exciting, growing field on the boundary of mathematics, 
biology, and computer science.  Please check our webpage for
more information on the book:

            http://www.amath.washington.edu/~mbjc/

2. Some participants will be interested in choosing a recent
(year 2000) journal article to present.  The content will then
be determined by the presentor.  Announcement will ne sent out
prior to the meeting.

Our first two meetings will be covering the book, start from very 
beginning: chapter 1.  See you there.

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PS: Professor Tom Daniel in the department of Zoology is also
running a mathematical biology seminar.  Here is the info:


>From danielt@u.washington.edu Wed Sep 27 15:32:39 2000

Hi Folks,

We have a speaker for next week --   Tim Reluga from Applied Math.  I
will forward to you his title and abstract on Monday or Tuesday.   This
email is a gentle reminder that we meet W,F in room 114 Kincaid Hall.
Please come and enjor the interchange.  Those of you who couldn't make
it today, but are interested in speaking, please let me know.


Tom

PS...There is popular demand to hear Professors Grunbaum and Kot speak
to this august group.