BIOMAT Consortium

 BIOMAT Institute for Advanced Studies of Biosystems


BIOMAT 2006

25th - 30th, November

 

 

 

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

08:30

 OPT

 

OPS

 

09:00

TT1

TT1

PL

KS5

KS7

KS12

09:30

10:00

CP1

CP7

CP11

CP18

10:30

TT2

TT2

CP2

CP8

CP12

CP19

11:00

KS1

KS6

KS8

KS13

11:30

12:00

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

13:00

TT3

TT3

KS2

CP9

KS9

KS14

13:30

CP10

14:00

CP3

SMA

CP13

CP20

14:30

TT4

TT4

CP4

CP14

CP21

15:00

PS + CB1

PS + CB2

PS + CB3

15:30

KS3

KS10

KS15

16:00

 

SIN

16:30

CP5

CP15

CP22

17:00

CP6

CP16

CP23

17:30

KS4

CP17

CP24

18:00

KS11 CP25

18:30

RC

CD

CP26

 

OPT - Opening Ceremony - BIOMAT 2006 Tutorials

OPS - Opening Ceremony - BIOMAT 2006 Technical Sessions

TT - Tutorial

PL - Public Lecture

KS - Keynote Speaker (50min + 10 min)

CP - Contributed Paper (Oral) (25min +05min)

PS - Contributed Papers (Posters)

CB - Coffee Break

SIN - Sightseeing of INPA - National Research Institute of the Amazonic Region

        Bus departs from Novotel at 15:30 and from UFAM Campus (Eulálio Chaves         Auditorium) at 16:10

RC -  Reception Cocktail and Round Table of the BIOMAT Consortium at Novotel -         Proposals for next symposia

        Bus departs from UFAM Campus at 16:10          

CD - Conference Dinner

        Bus departs from UNINORTE University Centre (Randolpho de Souza Bittencourt         Auditorium) at 19:00

        Keynote Speakers and Leaders of Research Groups stand as special guests

SMA - Sightseeing of Manaus (downtown and Manaus' Harbour) - Manaus as seen from         the River

        Bus departs from UNINORTE University Centre (Randolpho de Souza Bittencourt         Auditorium) at 14:00  

 

TT - Tutorials:


       TT1 - Marat Rafikov (UNIJUI, RS - Brazil)

                Mathematical Modelling and Optimal Pest Control
               
Saturday, Sunday – 09:00-10:20
                Portuguese

       TT2 - Willie Taylor (National Institute for Medical Research - UK)

               Protein Folds, Knots and Tangles
              
Saturday – 10:40-12:00
               English (Translation provided by R. Dilão and R. Mondaini)

              
Replication in the RNA World
              
Sunday – 10:40-12:00
               English (Translation provided by R. Dilão and R. Mondaini)

       TT3 - Eduardo González-Olivares (
Catholic University of Valparaiso - Chile)

               Consequences of some Ecologic Phenomena on the Dynamics of Prediction Models
               
Saturday, Sunday – 13:00-14:20
               Spanish

       TT4 - Rui Dilão (Technical University of Lisbon - Portugal)

               Realistic Population Dynamics Models: Demography Cycles, Chaos and Resources
              
Saturday, Sunday – 14:40-16:00
               Portuguese



PL - Public Lecture:


               John Harte (
University of California, Berkeley - USA)

               Global Warming: Why the Skeptics Are Wrong


KS - Keynote Speakers:


      
KS1 - Raymond Mejía (National Institutes of Health - USA)

               Mathematical Prediction of High Energy Metabolite Gradients in Mammalian Cells

      
KS2 - Lisa Sattenspiel (University of Missouri-Columbia - USA)

               Modeling the Geographic Spread of Infectious Diseases using Population- and Individual-Based Approaches

      
KS3 - Christodoulos Floudas (Princeton University - USA)

               Overcoming the Key Challenges in De Novo Protein Design: Enhancing Computational Efficiency and                  Incorporating True Backbone Flexibility

      
KS4 - Jorge Velasco-Hernandez (Petroleum Mexican Institute - Mexico)

               Phenotypic Switching and Mutation in the Presence of a Biocide: No Replication of Phenotypic Variant

      
KS5 - Alexei Finkelstein (Institute of Protein Research - Russian Federation)

               Protein Structure and Its Folding Rate

      
KS6 - Frederick Cummings (University of California, Riverside - USA)

               On a Heuristic Model of Pattern Coupled to Form

      
KS7 - Alan Perelson (Los Alamos National Laboratory - USA)

               Mathematical Modeling of HIV-1 Infection and Drug Therapy

      
KS8 - Alain Goriely (University of Arizona - USA)

               Elastic Growth Models

      
KS9 - Tor Kwembe (Chicago State University - USA)

               Mathematical and Computational Modeling of Physiological Disorders: A Case Study of the IUPS Human                Physiome Project and Aneurysmal Models

      
KS10 - Panos Pardalos (University of Florida, Gainesville - USA)

               An Improved Heuristic for Consistent Biclustering Problems

      
KS11 - Ruy Ribeiro (Los Alamos National Laboratory - USA)

               HIV Epidemiology and the Impact of Nonsterilizing Vaccines

      
KS12 - Willie Taylor (National Institute for Medical Research - UK)

               Ideal Protein Forms and their Application to De-Novo Structure Prediction

      
KS13 - Ingo Roeder (University of Leipzig - Germany)

               Systems Stem Cell Biology

      
KS14 - John Harte (University of California, Berkeley - USA)

               Pattern and Process in the Distribution and Abundance of Species

      
KS15 - Michal Or-Guil (Institute for Theoretical Biology, Germany)

               Strategies of Antibody Optimization During an Immune Response


CP - Contributed Papers (Oral):


      
CP1 - Timoteo Carletti (Department of Mathematics, FUNDP - Belgium)

               Surface-Reaction Models of Protocells

      
CP2 - Felipe S. Figueiredo (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil)

               A Dynamical Systems Approach for Malaria Epidemiology in the Amazon Region

      
CP3 - Eduardo González-Olivares (Catholic University of Valparaiso - Chile)

               Modelling the Allee effect: are the different mathematical forms proposed equivalents?

      
CP4 - Gustavo Camelo-Neto (UNEAL - State University of Alagoas - Brazil)

               Cellular Automata Forest Fire Model with Resistant Trees

      
CP5 - Mariano Rodriguez Ricard (Havana University - Cuba)

               Stability of Periodic Solutions to the Schnakenberg Model under Diffusion

      
CP6 - Betsabé González-Yañez (Catholic University of Valparaiso - Chile)

               Multistability on a Leslie-Gower Type Predator-Prey Model with Nonmonotonic Functional Response

      
CP7 - Bahrom Aliev (Uzbek Institute of Virology - Uzbekistan)

               Mathematical and Computer Modeling of Molecular-Genetic Mechanisms of Liver Cells Infection by Hepatitis B                Virus

      
CP8 - Armando Neves (Federal University of Minas Gerais - Brazil)

               The Number of Generations Between Branching Events in a Galton-Watson Tree and its Application to Human                Mitochondrial DNA Evolution

      
CP9 - Fernando Córdova-Lepe (Catholic University of Maule - Chile)

               Advances in a Theory of Impulsive Differential Equations at Impulse-Dependent Times, with Applications to                Bio-economics

      
CP10 - Ana Paula Wyse (LNCC - National Laboratory for Scientific Computing - Brazil)

               The Relationship Between Environment Temperature and Treatment Intensity to Reduce Malaria Based on a                Mathematical Model

      
CP11 - Mohiniso Hidirova  (Institute of Informatics - Uzbekistan)

               Mathematical Modeling of Apoptosis Regulatory Mechanisms

      
CP12 - Pedro Licinio (Federal University of Minas Gerais - Brazil)

               Tetrahedrical Representation for Nucleotide Sequences

      
CP13 - Caroline Colijn (Harvard School of Public Health - USA)

               Mathematical Models of Tuberculosis: Accomplishments and Future Challenges

      
CP14 - Patricia Dias Gomes (Fluminense Federal University - Brazil)

               Dynamics of Tuberculosis under Dots Strategy

      
CP15 - Ana Paula C. Rio Doce (LNCC - National Laboratory for Scientific Computing - Brazil)

               A Stage-Structured Finite Element Model for the Population Dynamics of Two Intertidal Barnacles with                Interspecific Competition

      
CP16 - José D. Flores (University of South Dakota - USA)

               Consequences of Depensation in a Bioeconomic Model for Open-Access Fishery

      
CP17 - Célestin Wafo Soh (Jackson State University - USA)

               Heat Kernel Based 3D Reconstruction of Objects from 2D Parallel Contours

      
CP18 - Jaime Mena-Lorca (Catholic University of Valparaiso - Chile)

               The Leslie-Gower Predator-Prey Model with Allee Effect on Prey: A Simple Model with a Rich and Interesting                Dynamics

      
CP19 - Maurício V. Kritz (LNCC - National Laboratory for Scientific Computing - Brazil)

               Sustainability in Floodplain Ecosystems, an Integrated View

      
CP20 - Timoteo Carletti (Department of Mathematics, FUNDP - Belgium)

               Evolution of a Population of Protocells: Emergence of Species

      
CP21 - Marcos Salvatierra (State University of Campinas - Brazil)

               Mathematical Modeling and Computational Simulation of the Presence of Toxic Impactant Materials in Cases of                Populational Dynamics with Inter and Intraspecific Competititon 

      
CP22 - Paulo Sávio da Silva Costa (State University of Santa Cruz - Brazil)

               Explorations in Insect Sociality: Towards a Unifying Approach 

      
CP23 - Mariano Rodriguez Ricard (Havana University - Cuba)

               Stability of Long-Wave Peristaltic Transport of Compressible Viscous Fluid 

      
CP24 - Rui Dilão (Technical University of Lisbon - Portugal)

               Emergence of a Collective Steady State and Symmetry Breaking in Plexus of Two and Three Identical Cells

      
CP25 - Marat Rafikov (UNIJUI, RS - Brazil)

               Linear Feedback Control for a Mathematical Model of Tumor Growth 

      
CP26 - Rubem Mondaini (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil)

               Dynamical Effects of Torsion on Pods of Leguminosae


PS - Contributed Papers (Poster):


          M. Angélica Maulén Yañez (Catholic University of Valparaiso - Chile)

               Saddlepoint Approximations for the Equilibrium Distribution of the Stochastic Logistic Model of Population                Growth

         
Samuel Angel Jaramillo Flórez (Quindio University - Colombia)

               Qualitative Prediction of the Biological Processes using the Percolation Theory

         
Claudia Mazza Dias (LNCC - National Laboratory for Scientific Computing - Brazil)

               Numerical Simulation of Water Flux Dynamics in the Parque Estadual do Cantão (TO)

        
 Eliane dos Santos de Souza Coutinho (LNCC - National Laboratory for Scientific Computing - Brazil)

               A Mathematical Model for Pirarucu (Arapaima Gigas) Population Dynamics

         
Irene Duarte Gandica (Quindio University - Colombia)

               Coffee Borer Control by Parasitoids

         
Alejandro Rojas-Palma (Catholic University of Valparaiso - Chile)

               Metastability in a Gause Type Predator-Prey Models with Sigmoid Functional Response and Multiplicative                Allee Effect on Prey

         
Gladys Elena Salcedo (Quindio University - Colombia)

               Design and Validation of an Optimal Network for Monitoring the Water Quality in a Hydrological System:                       A Case Study

         
Cristina Zulma Escate Lay (Federal University of Amazonas - Brazil)

               Classification of the Types of Covering in the Secondary Hydrography of the River Juma in Apuí - AM

         
Jorge González Guzmán (Catholic University of Valparaiso - Chile)

               Population Genetics for a Non Viable Genotype: A Continuous Time Model

         
Agustín Camacho (Federal University of Bahia - Brazil)

               Are Lizards Affected by Fractal Dimension of Light Entrance in Forests?

         
Ercilia de Stefano (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil)

               A Neurocomputational Model of Nicotinic Addiction Chemistry

         
Armin A. Weiser (Institute for Theoretical Biology - Germany)

               Creation of a Substitution Matrix based on Binding Affinity only - Performance of a Reduced Set of Amino                        Acids for the Search of Sequence Space

 

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