Events and Invitations
Events
Seminar “Modern classification methods of single-channel ECGs”
At the moment, there are mobile devices that can read a single-channel ECG.
Event format:
Seminar
Organizer:
S.M. Nikolkskii Mathematical Institute
Seminar “Investigation of cerebral hemodynamics based on intraoperative monitoring and mathematical models of complex media. Part 2”
We will talk about our multidisciplinary investigation of fluids and tissues in the brain: intraoperative monitoring of blood flows, laboratory and clinical simulation of blood flows and tissues of the brain, mathematical and computing simulation fluids and tissues of the brain.
Event format:
Seminar
Organizer:
S.M. Nikolkskii Mathematical Institute
Seminar “Conservation laws with point constraint: analysis, approximation, modeling of road and pedestrian traffic”
We will briefly present classical LWR and ARZ macroscopic models of traffic flow (Lighthill-Whitham-Richards, Aw-Rascle and Zhang) and focus on their modification that permits to reproduce non-monotone features of traffic at bottlenecks, such as Faster-Is-Slower and Braess' Paradox.
Event format:
Seminar
Organizer:
S.M. Nikolkskii Mathematical Institute
Webinar "Application of the Geographical Information System and Earth Remote Sensing in Waste Management"
The Faculty of Ecology of RUDN University invites everyone to a free webinar on the topic: "Application of the Geographical Information System and Earth Remote Sensing in Waste Management" which will be held on July 6 at 15:00 MSK.
Event format:
Seminar
Organizer:
Institute of Environmental Engineering
Seminar “Investigation of cerebral hemodynamics based on intraoperative monitoring and mathematical models of complex media”
We will talk about our multidisciplinary investigation of fluids and tissues in the brain: intraoperative monitoring of blood flows, laboratory and clinical simulation of blood flows and tissues of the brain, mathematical and computing simulation of fluids and tissues of the brain.
Event format:
Seminar
Organizer:
S.M. Nikolkskii Mathematical Institute