Jaakko Ahola, MSc, Research Scientist, PhD student I am an applied mathematician and interested in
mathematical modeling methods which can help to understand societal problems.
While a graduate student at the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University, he created
mathematical modeling methods to predict outcomes of HIV therapy.
He studies the development of novel
mathematical modeling methods and theories geared toward biology and biomedical applications
Not exact matches
«I'm interested in bridging gaps between traditional epidemiology and
mathematical modeling, hopefully developing improved
methods for studying infectious diseases,» she says.
«This reduction of the dimensionality has been achieved using various
mathematical methods, ranging from exact integration and numerical optimization to user - driven color profile
modelling,» says Thomas Auzinger.
Researchers, led by Joshua Mayourian at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, used
mathematical modeling to simulate electrical interactions between these stem cells and heart cells to develop insight into possible adverse effects, as well as to hypothesize new
methods for reducing some potential risks of this therapy.
Physical and
mathematical model of ice behavior under dynamic loads as well as a numerical
method for calculating its impact and explosive loading, capable of reproducing the main features and mechanisms of deformation and fracture has been developing are currently under development.
This field data is used by the physicists to
model typical disturbance scenarios and to train the system with the aid of complex
mathematical methods.
Instead of a detailed waveform required with tonometry, their
method needs just the shape of a patient's pulse wave for the
mathematical model, called intrinsic frequency, to calculate key variables related to the phases of the patient's heartbeat.
To develop a more accurate
method, Higgins and colleagues designed a
mathematical model of glucose chemistry and red blood cell turnover and combined it with large data sets of patient glucose measurements.
Using
mathematical methods, Dr. Sacha van Albada, research scientist in Markus Diesmann's lab, Dr. Moritz Helias, head of the group Theory of Multi-Scale Neuronal Networks, and Diesmann demonstrated that this correlation can not be correctly preserved when the number of neuronal connections in a brain
model is below a certain level.
For the next fiscal year, the Administration today requested only $ 68 million in DOE funding for exascale science, which includes everything from hardware development, novel
mathematical methods, and scientific applications, such as climate
modeling software programs.
Replacement alternative
methods include the use of data concerning the physicochemical properties of chemicals; predictions based on structure - activity relationships, including the use of qualitative and quantitative
mathematical models; the biokinetic
modelling of physiological, pharmacological, and toxicological processes; experiments on lower organisms not classed as?
Jowsey is researching
methods to simplify current
mathematical models used to understand the effects of temperature change — fire in his case — on building structures.
«All
mathematical models are a compromise between the complexity needed to adequately reflect real - world phenomena, and the simplicity that enables the application of
mathematical methods.
Now the labs of Dr Veronica Grieneisen and Dr Stan Marée at the John Innes Centre have devised an ingenious
method of measuring those elusive life forms thanks to some serious
mathematical modelling and a little musical inspiration.
Based on an advanced
mathematical model, Hullin and his colleagues, however, developed a
method which can obtain the desired information exclusively from what would usually be considered noise rather than signal.
Shouldn't the question be «Can we better understand, measure,
model and make things by using a
mathematical method that has more dimensions than the traditional three?»
The researchers used a
mathematical method based on statistical
modeling, known as a polynomial transformation technique - based recursive least - squares algorithm, to first generate a mixed - rate
model using fast sample rate inputs and slow - sample rate outputs that identifies the mechanical resonances beyond the Nyquist frequency, and then to derive a fast - rate
model involving fast sample - rate inputs and fast sample - rate outputs from which the unwanted frequencies can be extracted.
This is aimed at public health professionals, policy - makers and researchers who want to learn about the basic principles and practical applications of
mathematical modelling and modern quantitative
methods.
My research combines the use of
mathematical models and statistical
methods to understand the transmission dynamics and control of a range of infectious diseases of humans and animals.
Method development comprises construction and analysis of
mathematical models that describe complex scientific, technical as well as socio - economic processes, the development of efficient algorithms for simulation or optimization of such
models, accompanying development of visualization, large scale data management and data analysis techniques, and transfer of algorithms into efficient software and high performance computing techniques.
The unique combination of wet - lab experiments with
mathematical modelling will give the participants an all - round exposure to key
methods required to go from hypothesis to the bench and back.
Systems biology research will aim to identify and validate
mathematical models that can accurately predict interactions between immune system components in relation to vaccination, as well as develop state - of - the - art
methods for the structural and functional analysis of vaccine candidates.
Methods: In seeking a
mathematical kinetics
model to predict oxidation penetration and minor element depletion, the PNNL team began with a generic
model and earlier studies that involved moving interfaces, oxidation kinetics, and heterogeneous reactions at the interface of two phases.
The
method goes beyond what previous
mathematical models were capable of by applying evolutionary information and using cell - based data.
The researchers used a new, more comprehensive
method than those used in earlier studies, a type of
mathematical modeling typically found in sociology, to arrive at their findings about the social world of the spotted hyena.
Our research requires integrating data and
methods from comparative genomics, molecular developmental genetics, as well as physical experiments,
mathematical modelling and numerical simulations.
Suitable for entry - level students in biology, agriculture, forestry, wildlife, veterinary science, pre-medicine or pre-health, the textbook introduces readers to the variety of
mathematical methods used to create and evaluate
models in biology.
Bar
modeling is a powerful pictorial technique that results in one answer, deduced by using
mathematical principles that students have learned rather than by employing the haphazard trial - and - error
method of Guess and Check.
Students are then better equipped to understand and use the key concepts of
mathematical modeling for everything from
modeling bacterial growth in a colony to finding optimum food distribution
methods during a famine, or planning a schedule for a tournament.
Their trading
method is based on
mathematical models and, therefore, gets rid of all kind of emotions in the trading equation.
Hedge funds, which are often early adopters of new investment
methods, are spurring the development of quantitative strategies, which trade using
mathematical, or algorithmic,
models.
Infectious disease epidemiologist specializing in the intersection between
mathematical models of disease transmission and observational
methods.
PetAirapy's UVGI proprietary detailed
method for estimating the proper amount of UV dose delivered to each zoonotic pathogen includes
mathematical modeling, and complex formulas.
It is very clear that changes to certain aspects of the
mathematical models, numerical solution
methods, and application procedures are in fact based on «the match to observations».
One of the difficulties of studying the water cycle, Wei said, is that the water sources for precipitation can not be directly observed, so the team also used a
mathematical moisture - tracking
method and high - resolution
model simulations.
logical fallacy, circular reasoning,
model validation, data analysis,
mathematical models, learning set, test set, climate change, global warming, field data, statistics, scientific
method
This link to Visser et al 2015, is a paper that has identified 30 (Thirty) statistical and
mathematical methods in developing trend
models in various published papers on SLR.
It was a survey of the various
mathematical and statistical
methods in developing trend
models.
Statistical techniques generally use a
mathematical method to form a relationship between the
modelled climate and observed climate at an observation station.
An example of the ingenious technical work and hard - fought debates underlying the main story is Akio Arakawa's invention of a
mathematical method that solved a vexing instability in big computer
models.
The Planck response of 1.2 K for GCMs comes from one - dimensional radiative convective equilibrium
models (1DRCM) that assume the fixed lapse rate of 6.5 K / km (FLRA) and use the
mathematical method of Cess (1976), equation (3).
Describes the theory and assumptions made in developing all
mathematical models and analytical and numerical solution
methods for the code.
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