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User Data: The End of Anonymity, the Beginning of Privacy Thumbnail

User Data: The End of Anonymity, the Beginning of Privacy

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  • Vitaly Shmatikov
May 9, 2012
IMA

Alterations in Extracellular Matrix Properties Effect Cardiac Differentiation and Cardiomyocyte Proliferation

Presenter
  • Lauren Black
May 3, 2012
MBI

Evolution of movement behavior and information usage in seasonal environments

Presenter
  • Allison Shaw
April 17, 2012
MBI
Topological methods for large and complex data sets Thumbnail

Topological methods for large and complex data sets

Presenter
  • Gunnar Carlsson
March 26, 2012
IMA
The Milnor Conjectures and Quadratic Forms Thumbnail

The Milnor Conjectures and Quadratic Forms

Presenter
  • Parimala Raman
February 1, 2012
IMA
Geometric structures in dimension four Thumbnail

Geometric structures in dimension four

Presenter
  • Gang Tian
January 31, 2012
IMA
Lattice Models of Polymer Entanglements Thumbnail

Lattice Models of Polymer Entanglements

Presenter
  • Christine Soteros
January 12, 2012
SLMath
Numerical models for America's Cup yacht design Thumbnail

Numerical models for America's Cup yacht design

Presenter
  • Nicola Parolini
March 7, 2011
IMA
New Domain Decomposition Algorithms from Old Thumbnail

New Domain Decomposition Algorithms from Old

Presenter
  • Olof Widlund
December 1, 2010
IMA
Recent advances in mutliscale finite element methods Thumbnail

Recent advances in mutliscale finite element methods

Presenter
  • Thomas Hou
October 31, 2010
IMA
The balance between drag and thrust in undulatory propulsion and implications on balistiform and gymnotiform locomotion Thumbnail

The balance between drag and thrust in undulatory propulsion and implications on balistiform and gymnotiform locomotion

Presenter
  • Neelesh Patankar
June 4, 2010
IMA

Using empirical codon models to understand the patterns and pressures of natural variation reflected in genomic re-sequencing data

Presenter
  • Carolin Kosiol
February 23, 2010
MBI