DEVELOPING THE BIOMEDICAL MATHEMATICS MAJOR AT FSU De Witt Sumners Department of Mathematics Florida State University Tallahassee, FL 32306

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Lesson Objectives What was William Harveys great discovery? Why was it important? By Mr DayDownloaded from SchoolHistory.co.uk.

Advertisements

Flow Chart of Scientific Breakthroughs…

Lesson 6: Telemedicine. What is telemedicine? Telemedicine is the remote diagnosis and treatment of patients by means of telecommunications technology.

By Tae Joon, William and Jessie. Circulatory System is the most important part of our body.

Anatoly B. Kolomeisky Department of Chemistry MECHANISMS AND TOPOLOGY DETERMINATION OF COMPLEX NETWORKS FROM FIRST-PASSAGE THEORETICAL APPROACH.

Bioscience/Biomedical Research at Idaho State University Christopher Daniels, Ph.D. Director, ISU Biomedical Research Institute and Professor of Pharmaceutical.

Educational Programs in Bioinformatics at UNO Hesham H. Ali Department of Computer Science College of Info Science and Technology University of Nebraska.

Calculating the Secrets of Life: Mathematics in Biology and Medicine De Witt Sumners Department of Mathematics Florida State University Tallahassee, FL.

What is engineering? Robin Autenrieth Dept. of Civil Engineering Texas A&M University.

Introduction to Bioinformatics Spring 2008 Yana Kortsarts, Computer Science Department Bob Morris, Biology Department.

Computer Science Department Program Improvement Plan December 3, 2004.

DNA TOPOLOGY De Witt Sumners Department of Mathematics Florida State University Tallahassee, FL

David L. Spooner1 IT Education: An Interdisciplinary Approach David L. Spooner Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Applications of Calculus. The logarithmic spiral of the Nautilus shell is a classical image used to depict the growth and change related to calculus.

Kenmore West Math Department Courses School Year.

Dr. Sylvia Oliver PLTW Biomedical Science Affiliate Director WSU Spokane

The Science of Anatomy and Physiology. Anatomy the study of internal and external structures and the physical relationship between body parts Greek –

Pharmacology embraces knowledge of the sources, chemical properties, biological effects and therapeutic uses of drugs. In general terms, pharmacology.

QB I Overview Pat Marsteller Emory University. QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY: CURRICULUM AND INSTITUTIONAL TRANSFORMATION AT THE MATH/BIOLOGY INTERFACE mini-grant.

Burnaby North Excel Program AP & Honours Pathways.

Utah Valley State College CNS, PEng, and EART Planning Meeting.

By: Lea Versoza. Chemistry  A branch of physical science, is the study of the composition, properties and behavior of matter.  Is concerned with atoms.

ENGINEERING ORIENTATION Information on Bioengineering Curriculum and Area Electives Dr. A. Saterbak Dr. K.-Y. San.

Teaching Teachers in a Research Mathematics Department Heather Calahan Ted Gamelin UCLA Mathematics Department.

Surviving Chemistry, Important steps toward a Health Professions Career General Chemistry ~ HS Chemistry, but more detailed and more intense Organic Chemistry.

Extending 4-H into the Middle School Classroom through a Food Science Curriculum Jennifer Richards University of Tennessee Knoxville.

Aim: What are the human transport vessels? I. Human Transport Vessels A. Humans have a closed transport system B. Transport Vessels 1. Arteries a. Thick,

1 An Introduction to Mathematics-related Subjects in S6 Curriculum March 2007.

Early Evidence for Human Reliance Upon a Natural Perspective.

 1600s Scientific Revolution spread throughout Europe  Nicolaus Copernicus – a leader of this revolution  Copernicus questioned traditional beliefs.

DNA TOPOLOGY De Witt Sumners Department of Mathematics Florida State University Tallahassee, FL

DNA TOPOLOGY: EXPERIMENTS AND ANALYSIS

Dr. Neil F. Hadley Office - DB 246 Office Hours: MW 1:30-3:00

Mathematics By: Mrs. Laila El-Zomor Math Consultant Head of Math Department.

Single Subject Credential in Mathematics Margaret Kidd (voice) (fax)

6.2 The Blood System The blood system continuously transports substances to cells and simultaneously collects waste products.

Systems. Environmental Systems and Societies Interrelationships among climate, geology, soil, vegetation, and animals.

Parts of Our System Arteries- tubes that carry blood away from the heart Veins- tubes that return blood to the heart Capillaries- connect arteries and.

6.2 The Blood System The blood system continuously transports substances to cells and simultaneously collects waste products.

Science Course Selection Advice for signing up for the correct science course.

Computer Science in Context Evangelos E. Milios Professor and Graduate Coordinator Faculty of Computer Science Dalhousie University.

The Scientific Revolution. Scientific Method five-step process used to investigate scientific hypotheses 1.identify a problem 2.form a testable hypothesis.

PREPARED BY STEPHEN GROVES FOR AHEC EASTERN SHORE Journey to a Profession in Medicine.

Scientists of the Scientific Revolution By: Rebekah Hulsey.

Implementing Practices That Lead to Institutional Change: Faculty Development Kaci Thompson, University of Maryland Joe Watkins, University of Arizona.

Interdisciplinary Research Interests.

Thursday 4/23 wk What theory states that gravity acts on all objects throughout the universe? 2. What was the Scientific Revolution?

D. Crowley, 2007 William Harvey. To know who William Harvey is, and what he did Monday, March 07, 2016.

Aristotle  Old Belief: the world is flat, covered by a bowl above  New Theory: Geocentric Theory – the world is round, and is the center of the universe.

Blood Pressure and Mean Arterial Pressure It’s all about perfusion!

Students should “be conversant not only with the language of biology but also with the languages of mathematics, computation, and the physical sciences”

Galen and William Harvey

Biomedical Research. What is biomedical research?  It is the area of science devoted to: The study of life processes The prevention & treatment of disease.

Preparing Statistics Majors for Graduate Study (Perhaps Your Own!) ASA Working Group to Revise the Undergraduate Statistics Curriculum Winter 2013.

No New Virus Produced No New Virus Produced New Virus Produced New Virus Produced Ligand Inserted Into Exosite Ligand Inserted Into Exosite HIV Protease.

BSc Honours Biomedical Science (Level 8). New joint programme in Biomedical Science education between CIT and UCC. CAO code CR320 Replacing: CR085 BSc.

Undergraduate Mathematical Biology Krešimir Josić University of Houston.

Prepare students for high demand, high wage careers – Over 10% of national employments is in healthcare. 8 of 20 occupations projected to have greatest.

Renaissance Man #3 – William Harvey

Careers in Biomedical Technology Objective 1

Specialist Mathematics

Biomolecular and Cellular Engineering Track

Biomedical Therapies Foundation Standard 1: Academic Foundation

Circulation Count the number of times your heart beats in one minute.

PROJECT LEAD THE WAY – PRINCIPLES OF THE BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

William Harvey D. Crowley, 2007.

Summary of the Standards of Learning

The Blood System.

Department of Applied Mathematics University of Waterloo

Penncrest High School Course Selection –

Presentation transcript:

DEVELOPING THE BIOMEDICAL MATHEMATICS MAJOR AT FSU De Witt Sumners Department of Mathematics Florida State University Tallahassee, FL

THE BOOK OF NATURE IS THE BOOK OF NATURE IS WRITTEN IN THE LANGUAGE OF MATHEMATICS GALILEO GALILEI (1600)

I HAVE DEPLY REGRETTED THAT I DID NOT PROCEED FAR ENOUGH AT LEAST TO UNDERSTAND SOMETHING OF THE GREAT LEADING PRINCIPLES OF MATHEMATICS CHARLES DARWIN (1860)

FSU BIOMEDICAL MATH Prepare undergrads for math or bio grad school, med school; Hughes Fellow opportunities Interdisciplinary curriculum: mathematics, statistics, computer science: biology, biochemistry 2 new biomed math courses: Biocalculus Lab Math Modeling in Biology

Biocalculus Lab Required of all bio majors Calculus I pre/co requisite Matlab based Integrates mathematics, computation and biology Calculus I bio applications Exponential functions Linear regression Derivatives Related rates Integrals Differential equations Dynamical systems

EARLY USE OF MATHEMATICS Galen (200):blood created by eating food, ebbs and flows, goes from one side of heart to other via invisible pores in the heart wall, arteries and veins sealed and separate from each other William Harvey (1615) proves that blood circulates: by studying cadavers, heart pumps 27 lt/hr, average human has 5.5 liters of blood

Mathematics in Biology and Medicine DNA Enzymes: Chemotherapy Heart: Fibrillation Brain: Function and Malfunction

DNA Replication

Strand Passage Topoisomerase

Strand Exchange Recombinase

Enzyme Bound to DNA

Topological Enzymology Mathematics: Deduce enzyme binding and mechanism from observed products

DNA Trefoil Knot

Mathematics in the Cell Mathematics--the ultimate microscope Compute protein structure and function Understand viruses Design chemotherapy drugs

Normal Heartbeat Jim Keeener, U. Utah

Spiral Waves-Tachycardia Jim Keener, U. Utah

Onset of Fibrillation J. Keener, U. Utah

Mathematics in the Heart Arrythmias-chaos theory Signal conduction geometry--fractals Fiber structure--finite element methods Conduction waves--differential equations Visualization--computer graphics

The Cerebellum

Euclidean Flat Map Monica Hurdal, Florida State U.

Hyperbolic Flat Map Monica Hurdal, Florida State University

Spherical Map Monica Hurdal, Florida State University

Mathematics in the Brain Normal brain in silico--computational template for function and anatomy Clinical diagnosis and treatment--compare subject brain to template brain

Mathematics in Biology and Medicine Mathematics--the ultimate microscope Biological systems in silico--experiments possible Organ templates--computational diagnosis and treatment

Where can math help out? Too big--biosphere Too slow--macro evolution Too remote in time--early extinctions Too complex--brain, stock market Too small--molecular structure Too fast--photosynthesis Too remote in space--life at the extremes Too dangerous or unethical--epidemiology of infectious agents, war weapons and strategies Joel Cohen, Rockefeller University

Thank You National Science Foundation National Institutes of Health Burroughs Wellcome Fund