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Advanced Mathematical Sciences C English

Introduction to Mathematical Physiology

COURSE OUTLINE & OBJECTIVE

Human body consists of a collection of complex organs. It is vital for human lives that those organs collaborate well in their functions. Mathematical Sciences has been applied in physiology, recently, to give us new insights and understandings such as, how the organs works and why it does not work well under some conditions.
For this series of lectures, international researchers will give omnibus lectures regarding several latest topics of Mathematical Physiology.

CONTENT OF LECTURE

The lecture is omnibus lecture series and the latest topics in Mathematical Physiology are introduced by international researchers.

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PROGRAM

Advanced Mathematical Sciences C:
Project Based Analysis and Research Cluster,
Inter Departmental Curriculum, Meiji University
Coordinator: Daishin UEYAMA(Associate Professor, School of Science and Technology)

Date: 4th September, 17th - 19th September 2012

Schedule/Speaker/Title:

Tuesday, 4th September 2012
10:30-12:00 Hiroshi SUITOU (Okayama University) “Computational analysis for cardiovascular system (1)”
13:00-14:30 Hiroshi SUITOU (Okayama University) “Computational analysis for cardiovascular system (2)”
14:40-16:10 Hiroshi SUITOU (Okayama University) “Computational analysis for cerebrospinal fluid flow”
16:20-17:50 Daishin UEYAMA (Meiji University)    Problem Session

Monday, 17th September 2012
10:30-12:00 Yumie ONO (Meiji University)“Neural Decoding: Technology Reads Your Mind (1)”
13:00-14:30 Yumie ONO (Meiji University)“Neural Decoding: Technology Reads Your Mind (2)”
14:40-16:10  Masashi INAGAKI (National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center) “Ventricular Fibrillation and Defibrillation”(In Japanese)*Co-hosting of 明治非線型セミナー

Tuesday, 18th September 2012
10:30-12:00 Motohisa OSAKA (Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University) “Physiology of cardiac electrical excitability”
13:00-14:30 Motohisa OSAKA (Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University) “Hodgkin-Huxley model”
14:40-16:10 Motohisa OSAKA (Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University) “Reduction to two-variable models”
16:20-17:50 Marcel HOERNING (RIKEN) “Control of Heart Waves - Introduction”

Wednesday, 19th September 2012
10:30-12:00 Marcel HOERNING (RIKEN) “Control of Heart Waves - High-Frequency Stimulation”
13:00-14:30 Marcel HOERNING (RIKEN) “Control of Heart Waves - Electric Far-Field Stimulation”
14:40-16:10 Daishin UEYAMA (Meiji University) “Spiral formation on heterogeneous excitable media”
16:20-17:50     Toshiyuki OGAWA (Meiji University) Problem Session
 

PLACE

Classroom A207, on the 2nd floor of University Building 2 Annex A,
Ikuta Campus, Meiji University.
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REMARKS

This subject is intended for doctoral students. However, any students in master program are welcome, as well as non-degree students and auditors from Meiji University and other universities.
※ No auditor’s fee and no preliminary application required.
We will support travel expenses for the students from afar. If you wish for the support, please contact at gcoe@mics.meiji.ac.jp no later than one week prior to the desired lecture day.
※ The financial support mentioned above is determined in accordance with the University’s annual financial position and, accordingly, not every student who wishes for the support could receive it.

Supported by
Meiji University Global COE Program "Formation and Development of Mathematical Sciences Based on Modeling and Analysis"
Meiji Institute for Advanced Study of Mathematical Sciences (MIMS)

Contact address:
Graduate School Office, Meiji University
1-1 Kanda-Surugadai, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8301
TEL: 03-3296-4368
Email: dai_in@mics.meiji.ac.jp