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April 5, 2018, Thursday. Will be giving the APPM colloquium at 3pm on Friday April 6 in ECCR. 265 at 300pm. Prof. Leiderman is a mathematical biologist in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics. At the Colorado School of Mines and will be speaking about Mathematical modeling of hemostasis. Has been awarded an NSF-MSGI. 3222018 The main Applied Math website has an article. Describing a recent grant which was awarded to David Bortz. In the Theoretical Biology and Biophysics Division. Progr.PARSED CONTENT
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We use mathematics and computation to study questions in evolutionary biology and ecology. Research in the group is concerned primarily with adaptation in populations. Related interests include the evolution of robustness and adaptability, the evolutionary ecology of viral populations, the nature of genetic drift, the dynamics of protein translation, and the evolution of social norms. How do organisms ensure robustness against genetic and environmental perturbations? We are exploring the counterpoised re.
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