Past Events

This annual meeting continues to build on the traditions of the past Canadian Genetic Epidemiology and Statistical meetings, and the Canadian Human Genetics Conferences. This joint approach will bring together the Canadian genetics community to...

Number theory is a fundamental subject with connections to a broad spectrum of mathematical areas including algebra, arithmetic, analysis, topology, cryptography, and geometry. The vitality of this field depends on the full participation of all...

SCHEDULE:Saturday, April 1910:00-11:00 Coffee11:00-12:00 Mark Walsh (Wichita State University): "Loops, operads and positive scalar curvature."12:00-13:30 Lunch13:30-14:30 Liz Stanhope (Lewis and Clark College): "The Spectral Geometry of Orbifolds...

This conference is a unique opportunity for the Alberta Number Theory community to regroup and discuss latest research progress in the field. In particular, this smaller conference provides an ideal environment for younger researchers to share their...

Current RNA bioinformatics strongly relies on discrete abstractions and decomposition schemes for the conformation of nucleic acids. This workshop will bring together scientists from bioinformatics, mathematics and computer science in an attempt to...

Operations research utilizes a variety of mathematical modeling techniques to improve workflows, procedures and operations within organizations or programs, and to guide planning and management decisions. Among countless applications, network models...

The UBC Department of Statistics and the SFU Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science jointly host two seminars per year, one in the fall organized by the students from SFU and one in the spring organized by the students from UBC. These...

Frontiers in Biophysics is a conference which creates and strengthens connections between multidisciplinary researchers at local institutions who are interested in modelling problems in cellular and molecular biology, single molecule studies...