DSF: VW-Seminar

VW-Seminar

Wintersemester 2013/2014

11.2.	Slava Matveev: Replication, redundancy and stability
4.2.	Haleh Ebadi: Biological control networks with Boolean functions
28.1.	Bruno Pace: evolution of regulation and frequency landscapes
17.12.	Jakob Lykke Andersen: transformation patterns in chemical reaction networks
3.12.	Strategy meeting
19.11.	Matjaz Kovse: topological representations of partial cubes
19.11.	Robin Lamarche-Perrin: macroscopic analysis of large-scale systems
15.10.	Omri Tal: quantifying information on ‘population structure’ from genetic data
10.9.	Pierre Baudot: introduction to information topology

Sommersemester 2013

28.6.	Discussion (homology of directed hypergraphs)
23.5.	Discussion (homology of directed hypergraphs)
3.9.	G.N.Prasanth: betweenness relations and transit functions
14.5.	Manoj Changat: transit functions and associated convexity notions on graphs (talk takes place at IZBI, room 110 at 11 am)

Wintersemester 2012/2013

5.3.	Discussion (topological data analysis)
26.2.	Maribel Hernandez Rosales: from orthology relations through cographs and event-labeled gene trees to species trees
29.1.	Konstantin Klemm: energy landscapes and encodings
13.11.	Nils Bertschinger: an introduction to sampling methods
6.11.	Benjamin Inden: open-ended coevolution
30.10.	Thimo Rohlf: chromatin computation – a new paradigm for gene regulatory networks?

Sommersemester 2012

17.7.	Johannes Rauh: estimating and understanding exponential random graph models
3.7.	Yangjing Long: constrained graph homomorphism order
5.6.	Johannes Rauh: expectation values of k-stars
29.5.	Jörg Reichardt: multi-scale structural inference in complex networks
8.5.	Pierre-Yves Bourgignon: a simple model for dynamics in metabolic networks
17.4.	Jürgen Jost: discrete Morse theory
10.4.	Jürgen Jost: discrete Morse theory

Wintersemester 2011/2012

6.3.	Discussion (Laplacians and directed hypergraphs)
21.2.	Discussion (Laplacians and directed hypergraphs)
7.2.	Strategy meeting
20.12.	Yangjing Long: relations between graphs
6.12.	Pierre-Yves Bourgignon: learning about topological statistics of graphs
29.11.	Fakhteh Ghanbarnejad: perturbations in boolean networks
1.11.	Matthias Hein: nonlinear eigenproblems in data analysis and graph partitioning
25.10.	Discussion (exponential random graphs with given degree sequence)
18.10.	Pierre-Yves Bourgignon: programming the chemistry of life

Sommersemester 2011

27.9.	Johannes Rauh: robustness and conditional independence ideals
6.9.	Peter Stadler: combinatorial vector fields
1.9.	Areejit Samal: randomizing metabolic networks
23.8.	Discussion
19.7.	Markus Rohrschneider: visualization of metabolic networks
12.7.	Discussion (random graphs models)
28.6.	Discussion (simplicial complexes and oriented generalisations)
14.6.	Discussion (exponential random graphs)
31.5.	Anatol Wegner: random graphs with motifs
24.5.	Danijela Horak: simplicial complexes, their Laplacians and spectra (cont.)
17.5.	Alexander Ullrich: computational study on the evolution of metabolism
3.5.	Gunnar Boldhaus: neutrality, viability and lethality in state discrete models of regulatory networks
19.4.	Discussion
12.4.	Johannes Rauh: closures of exponential families
29.3.	Eckehard Olbrich: exponential families and random graphs
22.3.	Danijela Horak: simplicial complexes, their Laplacians and spectra

Further Information:

Project page

Supported by the Volkswagen Stiftung

Institute for

Data Science Foundations

Blohmstraße 15

21079 Hamburg

E-mail : dsf-office@tuhh.de

Phone : +49 40 42878 4932