[cmath] Western-Fields Seminar Series: Networks, Random Graphs, and Neuroscience

[Zishad Lak]

The 2021 Western-Fields Seminar Series in Networks, Random Graphs, 
and Neuroscience 
<http://www.fields.utoronto.ca/activities/21-22/western-fields-seminar-series-networks-random-graphs-and-neuroscience> will 
feature monthly talks aimed to make new discussions and collaborations 
across mathematics and computational neuroscience.

Monthly virtual talks (second Thursday of each month, 12-1 PM EST) will 
feature researchers across machine learning, physics, computational 
neuroscience, and graph theory.

The second talk in the 2021 Western-Fields Seminar Series in Networks, 
Random Graphs, and Neuroscience 
<http://www.fields.utoronto.ca/activities/20-21/western-fields-seminar-series-networks-random-graphs-and-neuroscience> is 
*next Thursday (13 May) *at* noon EST*.

Lee Smolin <https://perimeterinstitute.ca/people/lee-smolin> (Perimeter 
Institute) will speak about random graph theory. Dr. Smolin has 
made foundational contributions to loop quantum gravity and is an 
influential modern thinker in mathematical physics. Dr. Smolin is known 
for excellent expositions in books, articles, and lectures spanning 
scientific domains.

This seminar series features monthly virtual talks from a diverse group 
of researchers across machine learning, physics, computational 
neuroscience, and graph theory. Upcoming speakers include Sudeshna Sinha 
(Indian Institute of Science Education and Research), Todd Coleman 
(University of California, San Diego), Alexander Lubotzky (Hebrew 
University of Jerusalem), Frances Skinner (Krembil Institute), and more.

Registration link: 
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYuf-GppzkjHt0W5HMDpME2UpUiE7ntO5JS 
<https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYuf-GppzkjHt0W5HMDpME2UpUiE7ntO5JS>


Please feel free to forward to any lists that might be interested.

--
Lyle Muller
http://mullerlab.ca <http://mullerlab.ca/>
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