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Multiscale multicellular models combine representations of subcellular biological networks, cell behaviors, tissue level effects and whole body effects to describe tissue outcomes during development, homeostasis and disease. I will briefly introduce...

Due to the impossibility of running the 2020 PIMS-CRM summer school in probability and the Seminaire de Mathematiques Superieures scheduled for this summer as originally planned, the organizers of those events have united to run a series of mini...

Critical and near-critical percolation is well-understood in dimension 2 and in high dimensions. The behaviour in intermediate dimensions (in particular 3) is still largely not understood, but in recent years there was some progress in this field...

This event has been postponed to May 2021. Please check again later for new details. The seventeenth edition of the annual GAP conference and summer school will be held at the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences (PIMS) on the campus of...

Due to the evolving COVID-19 situation, we regret to inform the mathematical community that WCLAM will be postponed to 2021. A new webpage will be available onces confirmed. WCLAM brings together researchers from across Western Canada, northern USA...

We consider the problem of estimating large rank-one matrix, given noisy observations. This inference problem is known to have a phase transition, in the sense that partial recovery of the original matrix is only possible if the signal-to-noise ratio...

The Bratteli-Vershik model is a method of producing minimal actions of the integers on a Cantor set. It was given by myself, Rich Herman and Chris Skau, building on seminal ideas of Anatoly Vershik, over 30 years ago. Rather disappointingly and...

Binocular rivalry explores the question of how the brain copes with contradictory information. A subject is shown two different pictures – one to each eye. What images does the subject perceive? Results from rivalry experiments usually lead to...