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Interactive Session: Applied Mathematics and Numerical Analysis

Chair(s)

Amaran, S., The Dow Chemical Company

Co-chair(s)

Khan, K., McMaster University

Poster presentations in all areas related to applied mathematics and numerical methods in chemical engineering are invited.

Presentations

3:30 PM
(361f) Mathematical Modeling of Drug Release from Bi-Layered Polymer Capsules in the Eye
3:30 PM
(361m) A Robust, Multi-Model Model Predictive Control Approach to Vagal Nerve Stimulation of the Human Cardiac System.
3:30 PM
(361e) Neural-Network Incorporated CFD Models for Adsorption Simulation on Complex Material
3:30 PM
(361k) Prototype Development to Guide the Systemic Description of Biotechnological Processes
3:30 PM
(361p) Influence of the Spatial Organization of Contaminants on Bioremediation
3:30 PM
(361o) Modeling and Control of Antibody Purification Via Protein a Affinity Chromatography
3:30 PM
(361b) Towards an Integrated Field Wide Production Optimization Approach
3:30 PM
(361l) Predict Transport and Deposition of Multicomponent E-Cigarette Aerosols in a Subject-Specific Airway Model with Different Nicotine Forms: An in silico Study
3:30 PM
(361j) Extracting Thermodynamic and Fluorescent Properties of Intercalating Dyes from Temperature-Programmed PCR Measurements with Modeling and Optimization
3:30 PM
(361q) Energy optimization of chemical process : Comparison of derivative-free algorithms
3:30 PM
(361g) Differentiating between FSH and HMG Dosage for Personalized Modeling of Superovulation in IVF Patients
3:30 PM
(361n) Limits of Entrainment of Circadian Neuronal Networks
3:30 PM
(361a) Towards Field Wide Integrated Field Asset Modelling and Associated Optimization Methods
3:30 PM
(361d) Optimal Placement of Portable and Fixed Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles Charging
3:30 PM
(361i) The Effect of Subdiffusion on the Stability of Autocatalytic Systems
3:30 PM
(361c) Mathematical Programming Formulations for the Optimal Generation and Transmission of Electricity in a Macroscopic System Using the Concept of Energy Hub

Topics 

Computing and Systems Engineering

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