The Pittsburgh Biophysical Theory Club
Presents two talks
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
4:00 – 5:15 p.m.

307 Eberly Hall *
University of Pittsburgh
(Note Room Change for this semester)

“The Zwanzig-Mori projection, model reconstruction, and nonlinear time series analysis”

Professor Jianhua Xing
Department of Computational and Systems Biology
University of Pittsburgh

“Tabulation as a high-resolution alternative to coarse-graining protein interactions: Initial application to virus capsid subunits”

Dr. Justin Spiriti (Zuckerman Lab)
Department of Computational and Systems Biology
University of Pittsburgh

Refreshments will be provided!

This semester, the theory club will meet one Wednesday of each month. The club attempts to bring together quantitative scientists interested in biology — whether from chemistry, physics, computer science, or engineering backgrounds.
We encourage members of the community, particularly postdocs and students in consultation with their mentors, to volunteer to speak. The talks are an excellent way to get feedback from a friendly but perceptive audience. Speakers from all local universities are welcome. Please contact Dan Zuckerman (ddmmzz@.pitt.edu) if you are interested in presenting in this forum.