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DynaLite Graduate Student Seminar

DynaLite: A Graduate Student Seminar

Spring 2006: Mondays from 4:10-5:00 pm in the Math Conference Room

This seminar is designed to help grad students learn about different fields of mathematics with the hope of generating research interest. DynaLite is open to anyone, but the its priority is to graduate students. The DynaLite seminar is an excellent forum for practicing talks, preparing for conferences, and learning and discussing mathematics in a student friendly atmosphere. Most students who have attended in the past speak very highly of this seminar. We have an excited group; the seminar should once again prove to be a lot of fun. Snacks will also be provided for added pleasure.

Click on the date or name to see the accompanying abstract. Dates without speaker names are open for talks. If you are interested in giving a talk, please email hayesATmath.montana.edu .

January 23, 2006

Professional development: Interview process, starting a job, getting tenure

Tomas Gedeon

January 30, 2006

Teaching College Math for Understanding -- Without Sacrificing Procedural Skill

Jon Hasenbank

February 6, 2006

The Borrowing Problem and it's potential as a cryptography scheme

Luke Shorty

February 13, 2006

The Rauzy Fractal and Friends (in a full moon night)

Adrian Soto

February 20, 2006

NO CLASS

NO DYNALITE

February 27, 2006

A Cranky Calculator, a Loaf of Bread, a Jug of Wine, and the Dark of Night.

Tom Azeredo

March 6, 2006

Structured Networks, Percolation, and Epidemics

Jesse Berwald

March 13, 2006

NO CLASS

NO DYNALITE

March 20, 2006

The Academic Job Search: The Process Explained

Christina Hayes and Jon Hasenbank

March 27, 2006

p-adic Numbers

Carl Olimb

April 3, 2006

Life Experiences in the Mathematical Sciences: A Panel Discussion

Steve Cherry, Jack Dockery, Linda Simonsen, and Russ Walker

April 10, 2006

Creating an Academic Portfolio: the CV, Teaching Statement, and Research Statement

Lisa Davis

April 17, 2006

Modeling protein binding to DNA

Kate Rardin

April 24, 2006

Organizational Meeting

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