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Analysis and Optimization of Biological and Medical Systems

Organizer(s):
Name:	Affiliation:	Country:
Brittni Hall	Auburn University	0
Xiaoying Han	Auburn University	USA
Hans Werner Van Wyk	Auburn University	USA

Abstract:

The development of novel analytical techniques and optimization methodologies for applications in the applied sciences has been attracting much attention during the past decades. This special session focuses on mathematical models for biological and medical applications, in particular, those described by deterministic/stochastic/random ordinary/partial differential equations. A collection of recent advances in theoretical approaches and optimization methodologies to study these types of systems will be presented at this special session.

List of approved abstract
Name	Affiliation	Title
Brendan P Ames	University of Alabama	When Can We Cluster Data? Insights from Convex Optimization and Semidefinite Programming
Kwadwo Antwi-Fordjour	Samford University	Additional Food Causes Predators to Explode - Unless the Predators Compete
dawit denu	Georgia southern university	Comparative analysis of different vector-host epidemic models with direct transmission.
Brittni Hall	Auburn University	Optimal Control of a Beneficial Bacterial Population in the Gut Mircobiome
Daniel Irvine	Georgia Institute of Technology	Efficiency of locomotion of n-link snake robots
Susmita Sadhu	Georgia College & State University	Novel mechanisms for detecting early warning signals of population outbreaks and extinction in a two-timescale predator-prey model
Paula A Vasquez	University of South Carolina	Principles of Organization in the Yeast Genome