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Base by Base217: Multiscale triads of meiotic crossover patterning️Episode 217: Multiscale triads of meiotic crossover patterning
In this episode of PaperCast Base by Base, we explore FFT and inverse-FFT analysis of Zip3/Zip2, Hop1 and Zip1 on yeast pachytene chromosomes reveals two interdigitated tiers of evenly spaced protein triads that correspond to canonical and minority crossovers and are differentially regulated by Pch2/TRIP13 Study
Highlights: Quantitative fluorescence profiles and Fourier analysis identify two dominant spatial periodicities centered near 0.5 µm and 1.0 µm for Zip3/Zip2, Hop1 and Zip1 along pachytene chromosomes. Inverse FFT reconstructs narrow and broad peaks that colocalize into triads of the three prot...
2025-12-0317 min
Paper Talk252-Multiscale Integrated Cell Map of Protein AssembliesThe paper outlines the creation of a global, multiscale map of human subcellular architecture in U2OS osteosarcoma cells, integrating two complementary data sources: biophysical protein interactions determined by affinity purification–mass spectrometry (AP–MS) and protein localization images from immunofluorescence (IF). The researchers employed a self-supervised machine learning model to fuse these modalities, resolving 275 distinct molecular assemblies spanning a broad range of physical sizes, which they systematically validated using whole-cell size-exclusion chromatography (SEC–MS). This reference map was annotated with the help of large language models (LLMs) and applied to diverse biological problems, including 3D structural modeling, assigning unexpe...
2025-11-2124 min
Paper Talk224-HippoMaps: Cartography of Human Hippocampal OrganizationThe paper introduces HippoMaps, an open-access toolbox and online data repository designed for the multiscale mapping and contextualization of the human hippocampus. This platform aggregates diverse datasets, including 3D ex vivo histology, high-field magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) at various resolutions, and in vivo functional data like resting-state functional MRI (rsfMRI) and intracranial electroencephalography (iEEG). HippoMaps utilizes a unified hippocampal unfolding and registration approach to enable direct spatial comparison and analysis of these varied features, moving beyond coarse assessments of the structure. The core aim of the project is to provide a standardized framework for comparing hippocampal features derived from...
2025-11-1119 min
Paper Talk135-Proteomic Networks Drive AD's PathogenesisThis article presents research on Alzheimer’s disease (AD) pathogenesis using multiscale proteomic network modeling that integrates extensive proteomic and genetic data from vulnerable brain regions like the parahippocampal gyrus. Researchers identified hundreds of co-expressed protein modules and a key glia-neuron subnetwork strongly linked to AD progression. Through Bayesian causal network analysis, the study pinpointed key driver proteins (KDPs) of the disease, including AHNAK, an astrocytic driver. Experimental validation using human induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)-derived brain cells confirmed that the downregulation of AHNAK significantly reduced pTau and Aβ levels and rescued neurodegeneration, establishing AHNAK as a promising the...
2025-10-1322 min
AI: post transformersMEGABYTE: Multiscale Transformers for Million-byte SequencesThe research paper introduces MEGABYTE, a novel multi-scale transformer architecture designed to efficiently process exceptionally long sequences, exceeding one million bytes. Unlike traditional transformers that struggle with long sequences due to quadratic self-attention costs and large feedforward layers, MEGABYTE segments data into "patches" and employs a local submodel within each patch and a global model between patches. This innovative approach significantly reduces computational complexity, allowing for larger models at a lower cost and improving generation speed. The paper presents extensive experiments demonstrating MEGABYTE's superior performance across various modalities, including long-context language modeling, high-resolution image generation, and raw audio modeling...
2025-08-0816 min
The AI Marketing NavigatorEpisode 332: Lightricks LTX - New Video Model Takes on Snowboard ChallengeIn this episode, we test the newly released Lightricks LTX Video-13B model against our "snowboarding challenge" - a benchmark we use to evaluate AI video generators' ability to handle dynamic motion and physics. This open-source, 13-billion parameter model employs a unique multiscale rendering approach that progressively builds detail in layers, starting with low-resolution content and refining it through multiple passes, which reportedly improves rendering speed and quality.KeywordsLightricks LTXAI Video GenerationSnowboarding ChallengeMultiscale RenderingOpen-Source ModelDynamic MotionVideo PhysicsAI Model ComparisonLTX StudioVideo-13BMotion GenerationKey FramesAI AnimationGeneration ParametersModel PerformanceVideo EffectsHugging FaceGitHub RepositoryFree AI ToolsContent Creation
2025-05-1109 min
Earthly Machine LearningAI-empowered Next-Generation Multiscale Climate Modelling for Mitigation and Adaptation🎙️ Episode 24: AI-empowered Next-Generation Multiscale Climate Modelling for Mitigation and Adaptation🔗 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41561-024-01527-w🌐 AbstractDespite decades of progress, Earth system models (ESMs) still face significant gaps in accuracy and uncertainty, largely due to challenges in representing small-scale or poorly understood processes. This episode explores a transformative vision for next-generation climate modeling—one that embeds AI across multiple scales to enhance resolution, improve model fidelity, and better inform climate mitigation and adaptation strategies.📌 Bullet points summaryExisting ESMs struggle with inaccuracies in climate projections due to subgrid-scale and unknown proc...
2025-04-2517 min
AI and Us: Exploring Our FutureMuMMI: Machine Learning for Multiscale Molecular Dynamics Title: Bridging the Molecular Universe: MuMMI's Revolutionary Approach to Multiscale ModelingA deep dive into the groundbreaking Multiscale Machine-Learned Modeling Infrastructure (MuMMI) and its impact on understanding complex biological systemsEpisode Description:This episode explores the cutting-edge MuMMI framework, a revolutionary computational infrastructure that combines machine learning with molecular dynamics to unlock the secrets of cellular processes. We'll discuss:- The three-tiered architecture that seamlessly bridges: - Macroscale continuum modeling (1 μm² membrane surface) - Coarse-grained Martini simulations - Detailed all-atom representationsKey Highlights:...
2025-03-1920 min
Thoughtforms LifeCollective Intelligence of the Body: The Multiscale Architecture of SelvesThis is a ~55 minute talk on the topic of the "Multiscale Human" (https://humanatlas.io/events/2024-24h/). I cover the topics of "what are we", "implications for biomedicine", and "future beyond human repair" from the perspectives of diverse intelligence at different scales of our bodies and at scales of evolution, development, and cognition.
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2024-12-1453 min
Behind The Science PodcastEp43 - A multiscale flood model for the Marikina-Pasig River Basin👤Guest Speaker:
Lea Dasallas, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
University of Canterbury
In this episode, Dr. Dasallas discusses her research on developing a multiscale flood model using variable grid sizes for the Marikina-Pasig River Basin.
Research Spotlight:
Dasallas, L., An, H., & Lee, S. (2022). Developing an integrated multiscale rainfall-runoff and inundation model: Application to an extreme rainfall event in Marikina-Pasig River Basin, Philippines. Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 39, 100995.
#BehindTheSciencePodcast is presented to you by Marine & Earth Science Lea...
2024-11-0759 min
Leila IrwinRead online Multiscale Operational Organic Chemistry: A Problem Solving Approach to the Laboratory Course, 2nd Edition By John W.https://yuandipro.firebaseapp.com/?GASS=0132413752 . Click This Link To Access Multiscale Operational Organic Chemistry: A Problem Solving Approach to the Laboratory Course, 2nd Edition by John W. Lehman (Author) Book Supports all formats, Such as: EPUB, PDF , AZW3, MOBI, IBA, & RTF Book Title: Multiscale Operational Organic Chemistry: A Problem Solving Approach to the Laboratory Course, 2nd Edition Book Author: John W. Lehman (Author) Book Rating: 9+ ratings Powered by Firstory Hosting
2024-10-2200 min
Composites WeeklyHow A.I. is Being Used to Develop Tougher Composite MaterialsOn this episode, Markus Buehler, McAfee Professor of Engineering at MIT joins me to discuss how they are using machine learning to create stronger materials. For engineers developing new materials, there are billions of different possibilities to sort through. Lab tests & detailed computer simulations to determine their exact properties can take hours, and even days for each variation. Now, a new artificial intelligence-based approach developed at MIT could reduce that to a matter of milliseconds. Markus discusses their new course on Predictive Multiscale Materials Design. In this course, you will enhance your ability to leverage mate...
2024-04-1124 min
Phase Space Invaders (ψ)Episode 6 - Giulia Palermo: Reimagining scientific creativity, the RNA revolution, and truly multiscale systemsSend us a textIn the sixth episode, Giulia Palermo and I discuss the challenges of studying truly multiscale biomolecular systems, such as the CRISPR/Cas9 complex she famously got involved with. While such problems can take us way out of our comfort zones, they also provide us with clear pathways to innovative and transformative science, something very much needed in the new revolutionary era of RNA biology. In this vein, Giulia also reflects on the nature of scientific creativity, the component that goes beyond our formal training but that can eventually spell the difference between a...
2024-03-2624 min
Neuroscience and BeyondAuditory Neuroscience, Hearing Impairment and Restoration with Prof. Tobias MoserSend us a textIn this episode, we speak with Prof. Tobias Moser, the director of the Institute for Auditory Neuroscience Göttingen in Germany, also a spokesperson for the Cluster of Excellence Multiscale Bioimaging. Professor Moser and his colleagues put tremendous effort into studying how the auditory system processes information quickly and precisely, aiming to understand its molecular and cellular mechanisms. Through various methods, they examine the structure and function of auditory synapses from molecular to system levels. In this episode, we will explore topics such as the mechanics of hearing and common causes of hearing i...
2024-03-251h 24
BJKS Podcast93. Nachum Ulanovsky: Bats, spatial navigation, and natural neuroscienceNachum Ulanovsky is a professor at the Weizman Institute. We talk about his research on spatial navigation in bats, how Nachum started working with bats, the importance of natural behaviour, how to build a 700m long tunnel for neuroscience, and much more.Support the show: https://geni.us/bjks-patreonTimestamps0:00:00: How Nachum started working with bats0:09:29: The technical difficulties of working with bats and in a new species0:16:03: The Egyptian Fruit Bat0:19:42: Wild bats vs lab-born bats / spatial navigation in very large spaces0:26:28: How to build a 700m long tunnel...
2024-02-091h 25Neuroscience and BeyondRevolutionizing imaging of whole biological organisms: light sheet microscopy with Prof. Jan HuiskenSend us a textIn this episode, we talk to Prof. Jan Huisken, the head of the Multiscale Biology lab at the University of Göttingenan, an Alexander von Humboldt Professor and a renowned expert in microscopy. We unravel the making of light-sheet microscopes, exploring their pros and cons directly from the co-inventor himself! Prof. Huisken shares with us how to deal with big data issues and unveils his vision for smart microscopy, showcased in his innovative creation, the portable 'Flamingo' microscopes. We discuss the challenges of working in the interdisciplinary team behind this technology. You will a...
2023-12-271h 26
Bass covers - eb303"Invicible", by Tool - bass cover by eb303"Invicible", by Tool, from the album "Fear Inoculum", bass played by yours truly.
Here is the link to the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxsld16TjSU
And here is the link to a bass cover by Leo Düzey that helped me a lot to figure out what Justin Chancellor was playing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-347NJVrY2M - thanks Leo!
🎵 · Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-String Bass, now rebranded as the Gear4Music G4M 972 (https://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/G4M-972-Fann...
2023-10-1800 minBass covers - eb303"Goliath", by Karnivool - bass cover by eb303"Goliath", by Karnivool, from the album "Sound Awake", bass played by yours truly.
Here is the link to the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGfi_nYwYFc
And here is the link to the bass playthrough by Jon Stockman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm7e9zN9eLc
🎵 · Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-String Bass, now rebranded as the Gear4Music G4M 972 (https://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/G4M-972-Fanned-Fret-5-String-Bass-Guitar-Blue-Burl-Burst/5DUY)
Strings: Hybrid Bass Medium .154″ Multiscale/Traditional Drop Tune Five String Set (https://kaliummusic.com/pr...
2023-10-1100 minBass covers - eb303"Pisces", by Jinjer - bass cover by eb303"Pisces", by Jinjer, from the album "King Of Everything", with the bass played by yours truly.
Here is the links to the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r8c69QcoNM
And here is the link to a live guitar & bass playthrough I used to work on the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag4pQKaRX4Q
🎵 · Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-String Bass (https://www.gear4music.fr/en/Guitar-and-Bass/RedSub-Coliseum-Fanned-Fret-5-String-Bass-Blue-Burl-Burst/31J3)
Strings: Hybrid Bass Medium .154″ Multiscale/Traditional Drop Tune Five String Set (https://kaliummusic.com/pr...
2023-09-2800 minBass covers - eb303"Judith", by A Perfect Circle - bass cover by eb303"Judith", by A Perfect Circle, from the album "Mer De Noms", with the bass played by yours truly.
Here is the links to the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTgKRCXybSM
🎵 · Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-String Bass (https://www.gear4music.fr/en/Guitar-and-Bass/RedSub-Coliseum-Fanned-Fret-5-String-Bass-Blue-Burl-Burst/31J3)
Strings: Hybrid Bass Medium .154″ Multiscale/Traditional Drop Tune Five String Set (https://kaliummusic.com/product/hybrid-bass-medium-154-multiscale-traditional-drop-tune-five-string-set) - tuning is drop-A, i.e A-E-A-D-G (low to high)
Effects: Zoom B1 Four (https://www.thomann.de/fr/zoom_b1four_bass_multi_effect.htm...
2023-09-2000 minBass covers - eb303"Starburn", by VOLA - bass cover by eb303"Starburn", by VOLA, from the album "Inmazes", with the bass played by yours truly.
Here is the links to the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUQUDY2lMbI
🎵 · Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-String Bass (https://www.gear4music.fr/en/Guitar-and-Bass/RedSub-Coliseum-Fanned-Fret-5-String-Bass-Blue-Burl-Burst/31J3)
Strings: Hybrid Bass Medium .154″ Multiscale/Traditional Drop Tune Five String Set (https://kaliummusic.com/product/hybrid-bass-medium-154-multiscale-traditional-drop-tune-five-string-set) - tuning is drop-A, i.e A-E-A-D-G (low to high)
Effects: Zoom B1 Four (https://www.thomann.de/fr/zoom_b1four_bass_multi_effect.htm) - effects are a...
2023-09-1300 minBass covers - eb303"Survival", by TesseracT - bass cover by eb303"Survival", by TesseracT, from the album "Polaris", with the bass played by yours truly.
Here is the links to the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GWkCFBeN_0
Here is also a link to Meytal Cohen's drum cover of the song, which I used to work on my part: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZdMf8WL88Q - it's a total treat to be able to play a bass line over a drum cover of such quality. The interpretation is perfect, and the drum sound is huge, it makes playing the bass feel...
2023-08-0900 minBass covers - eb303"Eye Of Chaos", by Once Human - bass cover by eb303"Eye Of Chaos", by Once Human, from the album "Evolution" (actually the live version from "Stage Of Evolution"), with the bass played by yours truly in one take.
Here is the video of the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VHA0H8peZ0
And here is the live version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LqLgfbebjU
🎵 · Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-String Bass (https://www.gear4music.fr/en/Guitar-and-Bass/RedSub-Coliseum-Fanned-Fret-5-String-Bass-Blue-Burl-Burst/31J3)
Strings: Hybrid Bass Medium .154″ Multiscale/Traditional Drop Tune Five String Set (https://kaliummusic.com/product/hybrid...
2023-08-0200 minBass covers - eb303"People", by King Crimson - bass cover by eb303"People", by King Crimson, from the album "Thrak", with the bass played by yours truly.
Here is the links to the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=og6QncgEY20
For those who know the song: no funk fingers for me, these are very difficult to play with and I could never find the time to work on this technique. So I used this song to work on another technique, which is the "double-thumb slap". Hope it sounds close enough to the original. And yeah, for the bridge, I do Trey Gunn's Stick part...
2023-07-2600 minBass covers - eb303"Ride", by Cathedral - bass cover by eb303"Ride", by Cathedral, from the album "The Ethereal Mirror", with the bass played by yours truly in one take.
Here is the video of the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-08wmIm440
I'm looking for people to play with, so if you enjoy what you see/hear and are looking for a bass player, feel free to drop me a note on Mastodon at @eb303@metalhead.club
🎵 · Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-String Bass (https://www.gear4music.fr/en/Guitar-and-Bass/RedSub-Coliseum-Fanned-Fret-5-String-Bass-Blue-Burl-Burst/31J3)
Strings: Hybrid Bass Medi...
2023-07-1900 min
THE ONE'S CHANGING THE WORLD -PODCASTBUILDING A BIO-COMPUTER, BRAIN ORGANOIDS -JENNIFER SCHWARZ: SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY#neuroscience #brainorganoid #precisionmedicine
TOWARDS PREDICTING STRUCTURE FUNCTION RELATION IN BRAIN ORGANOIDS
Professor Jen Schwarz is a theoretical physicist grappling with such questions as: How does one build a multiscale, computational model for the structure of a developing organoid, such as a brain organoid?
Can such a multiscale, computational model be used to understand how human-derived brain organoids are structurally different from chimpanzee-derived brain organoids?
As organoids are accelerating the field of precision medicine, how, ultimately, can such a multiscale, computational model assist in predicting what treatments would be most effective in a patient with a particular brain disease based...
2023-07-1730 minBass covers - eb303"Generic Hostile Rigmarole", by Nonoia - bass cover by eb303"Generic Hostile Rigmarole", by Nonoia, bass played by yours truly.
Here is the link to the original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6RbCLHN1jE
🎵 · Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-String Bass (https://www.gear4music.fr/en/Guitar-and-Bass/RedSub-Coliseum-Fanned-Fret-5-String-Bass-Blue-Burl-Burst/31J3)
Strings: Hybrid Bass Medium .154″ Multiscale/Traditional Drop Tune Five String Set (https://kaliummusic.com/product/hybrid-bass-medium-154-multiscale-traditional-drop-tune-five-string-set) - tuning is drop-A, i.e A-E-A-D-G (low to high)
Effects: Zoom B1 Four (https://www.thomann.de/fr/zoom_b1four_bass_multi_effect.htm) - effects are a MultiComp compre...
2023-07-1200 minBass covers - eb303"Dying Light", by Infected Rain - a bass cover by eb303"Dying Light", by Infected Rain, bass played by yours truly.
Here are the links to the original song:
Official video: https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=FdWhaJ_qKUc
Bass playthrough by Alice Lane herself: https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=Tz7lwQgbUK4
I'm looking for people to play with, so if you enjoy what you see/hear and are looking for a bass player, feel free to drop me a note on Mastodon at @eb303@metalhead.club
Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-String Bass (https://www.gear4music.fr/en...
2023-07-0500 min
"The Cognitive Revolution" | AI Builders, Researchers, and Live Player AnalysisMeta's MEGABYTE Revolution with Lili Yu of Meta AINathan Labenz sits down with Lili Yu, a researcher of Meta AI to discuss the paper she authored: MEGABYTE: Predicting Million-byte Sequences with Multiscale Transformers. In this conversation, they discuss the architecture and breakthroughs of their research, and the opportunity to eliminate the need for tokenization.We're hiring across the board at Turpentine and for Erik's personal team on other projects he's incubating. He's hiring a Chief of Staff, EA, Head of Special Projects, Investment Associate, and more. For a list of JDs, check out: eriktorenberg.com.RECOMMENDED PODCAST:
2023-06-291h 35Bass covers - eb303"On The Top", by Jinjer - a bass cover by eb303"On The Top", by Jinjer, from the album "Macro", with the bass played by yours truly in one take.
Here are the links to the original song:
Official video: https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=BROMMobZVbQ
Bass playthrough by Eugene Abdukhanov himself: https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=ao1GUfLfCqw
I'm looking for people to play with, so if you enjoy what you see/hear and are looking for a bass player, feel free to drop me a note on Mastodon at @eb303@metalhead.club
🎵 · Music gear
Bass: RedSub Coliseum Fanned Fret 5-Str...
2023-06-2800 minBass covers - eb303"King", by TesseracT - bass cover by eb303"King", by TesseracT, from the album "Sonder", with the bass played by yours truly in - mostly 😉 - one take.
Sorry for the weird camera angle: I know my left hand disappears on the low notes; it's my first try at a cover video, I'll try to do things better on the next ones.
Here are the links to the original song:
Official video: https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=nwW1d_KtkJw
Bass playthrough by Amos Williams himself, which I followed to the best of my abilities for this cover: https://www.yewtu.be...
2023-06-2100 min
Matière molle et biophysique - Jean-François JoannyConférence - Leonid Berlyand : PDE Models of Active Suspensions: Homogenization and Multiscale AnalysisJean-François JoannyMatière molle et biophysiqueCollège de FranceAnnée 2022-2023Mathematical Models of Active MatterConférence - Leonid Berlyand : PDE Models of Active Suspensions: Homogenization and Multiscale Analysis
2023-03-211h 20
Collège de France - SélectionConférence - Leonid Berlyand : PDE Models of Active Suspensions: Homogenization and Multiscale AnalysisJean-François JoannyMatière molle et biophysiqueCollège de FranceAnnée 2022-2023Mathematical Models of Active MatterConférence - Leonid Berlyand : PDE Models of Active Suspensions: Homogenization and Multiscale Analysis
2023-03-211h 20
Talking Papers PodcastBACON - David Lindell In this episode of the Talking Papers Podcast, I hosted David B. Lindell to chat about his paper "BACON: Band-Limited Coordinate Networks for Multiscale Scene Representation”, published in CVPR 2022. In this paper, they took on training a coordinate network. They do this by introducing a new type of neural network architecture that has an analytical Fourier spectrum. This allows them to do things like multi-scale signal representation, and, it gives an interpretable architecture, with an explicitly controllable bandwidth. David recently completed his Postdoc at Stanford and will join the University of Toronto as an Assistant Prof...
2022-08-0941 min
Botany OneIntegrative and Multiscale Modelling Special Issue: Call for PapersYou can read the original post with more links at https://botany.one/2022/04/integrative-and-multiscale-modelling-special-issue-call-for-papers/
2022-04-1903 min
COMPLEXITYMultiscale Crisis Response: Melanie Moses & Kathy Powers, Part 2COVID has exposed and possibly amplified the polarization of society. What can we learn from taking a multiscale approach to crisis response? There are latencies in economies of scale, inequality of access and supply chain problems. The virus evolves faster than peer review. Science is politicized. But thinking across scales offers answers, insights, better questions…Welcome to COMPLEXITY, the official podcast of the Santa Fe Institute. I’m your host, Michael Garfield, and every other week we’ll bring you with us for far-ranging conversations with our worldwide network of rigorous researchers developing new frameworks to explain the dee...
2022-01-2746 min
Multiscale MusingsMona Minkara, Northeastern University - Multiscale Musings S2E8The eighth episode of Multiscale Musings Season 2, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
In this episode, we interview Dr Mona Minkara, an Assistant Professor of Bioengineering at Northeastern University. Mona's work focuses on using computational methods to obtain a fundamental understanding of molecular interactions that occur at biological interfaces.
2021-08-1123 minMultiscale MusingsRicarda Beckmann, Cambridge - Multiscale Musings S2E7The seventh episode of Multiscale Musings Season 2, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
In this episode, we interview Dr Ricarda Beckmann, a Research Fellow in the Institute for Astronomy at the University of Cambridge. Ricarda's work focuses on the hydrodynamical simulations of supermassive black holes and the evolution of supermassive black holes across cosmic time.
2021-08-1133 minMultiscale MusingsMisbah Sarwar, Industry Speaker - Multiscale Musings S2E6The sixth episode of Multiscale Musings Season 2, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
In this episode, we interview Dr Misbah Sarwar, a senior Principal Scientist working at Johnson Matthey. Having gained their PhD in computational chemistry using techniques such as DFT and molecular dynamics, they now work in industry on a wide range of computational projects such as atomistic modelling of clean air.
2021-08-1122 minMultiscale MusingsFrancesca Baletto, Kings College London - Multiscale Musings S2E5The fifth episode of Multiscale Musings Season 2, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
In this episode, we interview Dr Francesca Baletto, a senior lecturer working in the Theory and Simulation of Condensed Matter group in the Department of Physics at King's College London. Francesca's work focuses on catalysis and energy storage using computational techniques.
2021-08-1146 minMultiscale MusingsPhill Stansfeld, Warwick – Multiscale Musings S2E4The fourth episode of Multiscale Musings Season 2, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
In this episode, we interview Dr Phill Stansfeld, an associate Professor in the department of Chemistry and School of life sciences here at the University of Warwick. Phill’s work focuses on studying biological systems by looking at dynamics at the atomic level using computers in order to develop new drugs.
2021-08-1152 minMultiscale MusingsJoshua Schrier, Fordham University - Multiscale Musings S2E3 (Extended version)The third episode of Multiscale Musings Season 2, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
In this episode, we interview Professor Joshua Schrier, a professor of Physical and Computational Chemistry at Fordham University, New York. Joshua's work focuses on using computers and machine learning to accelerate the discovery of new materials.
2021-08-111h 25Multiscale MusingsJoshua Schrier, Fordham University - Multiscale Musings S2E3The third episode of Multiscale Musings Season 2, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
In this episode, we interview Professor Joshua Schrier, a professor of Physical and Computational chemistry at Fordham University, New York. Joshua's work focuses on using computers and machine learning to accelerate the discovery of new materials.
2021-08-1146 minMultiscale MusingsKieron Burke, UC Irvine - Multiscale Musings S2E2The second episode of Multiscale Musings Season 2, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
In this episode, we interview Professor Kieron Burke, a professor in both Chemistry and Physics at UC Irvine, California. Kieron's work and research focuses on density functional theory (DFT) and quantum mechanics.
2021-08-1147 minMultiscale MusingsBingqing Cheng, Cambridge - Multiscale Musings S2E1The first episode of Multiscale Musings Season 2, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
In this episode, we interview Dr Bingqing Cheng, an early career research fellow in the department of computer science and technology at the University of Cambridge. Bingqing works at the interface between first principles research and data-driven science.
2021-08-1129 minMultiscale MusingsMultiscale Musings - Season 2 IntroductionThe Season 2 introduction of Multiscale Musings, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
2021-08-1101 minMultiscale MusingsMohad Mousavi Nezhad, Warwick - Multiscale Musings S1E7The seventh and final episode of Multiscale Musings, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
This episode, we interview Dr Mohad Mousavi Nezhad, from the School of Engineering at the University of Warwick.
2021-08-1132 minMultiscale MusingsJon Vandermause, Harvard - Multiscale Musings S1E6The sixth episode of Multiscale Musings, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
This episode, we interview Jonathan Vandermause, a PhD student at Harvard University.
2021-08-1132 minMultiscale MusingsLivia Bartók-Pártay, Warwick - Multiscale Musings S1E5The fifth episode of Multiscale Musings, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
This episode, we interview Dr Livia Bartók-Pártay, from the Chemistry Department at the University of Warwick.
2021-08-1134 minMultiscale MusingsJames Sprittles, Warwick - Multiscale Musings S1E4The fourth episode of Multiscale Musings, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
This episode, we interview Dr James Sprittles, from the Mathematics Institute at the University of Warwick.
2021-08-1129 minMultiscale MusingsChris Brady, Heather Ratcliffe; Warwick - Multiscale Musings S1E3The third episode of Multiscale Musings, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
This episode, we interview Dr Chris Brady and Dr Heather Ratcliffe, two Research Software Engineers from the University of Warwick.
2021-08-1134 minMultiscale MusingsGabriele Sosso, Warwick - Multiscale Musings S1E2The second episode of Multiscale Musings, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
This episode, we interview Dr Gabriele Sosso, from the Department of Chemistry at the University of Warwick. (Website: https://sossogroup.uk)
2021-08-1130 minMultiscale MusingsJames Kermode, Warwick - Multiscale Musings S1E1The first episode of Multiscale Musings, the podcast from the HetSys CDT at the University of Warwick. HetSys is the EPSRC Centre For Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.
This episode, we interview Dr James Kermode, from the School of Engineering at the University of Warwick.
2021-08-1133 min
Guitar Blah Blah - The Daily Guitar PodcastWhy Play A Multiscale Guitar?Following on from our episode on ergonomic designs, this one takes a closer look at the more prevalent reasons players are choosing fanned fret, multiscale guitars. What are the benefits of a fanned fret guitar? Is a multiscale guitar better for certain styles of playing?
2020-10-2727 min
North Star PodcastRyan Singer: Design and ConsciousnessMy guest today is Ryan Singer, the head of Project Strategy at Basecamp. Ryan recently published a book called Shape Up where he describes his process for planning, designing, and executing projects at Basecamp. In this interview, instead of talking about Shape Up and the principles in the book directly, we danced around those topics and applied them to ideas like consciousness, architecture, and product management. We talked about the interaction between design and consciousness and how Ryan’s love of architecture lead him to Christopher Alexander. We talk about relationships between top-down and bottom-up perspectives on th...
2020-04-271h 01
The Tone Mob PodcastMultiscale Explained with Jason Rodgers of Jayemar GuitarsTIME TO GET EDUCATED. Jason is a local luthier who specializes in multiscale instruments. We take a deep nerdy dive on this one and I definitely learned a ton. I might even have to jump back in and relearn some of the things I forgot! It is seriously very good.Check out his stuff at http://www.jayemarguitars.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-02-171h 28
Mandelbrot TalksMBT048 Multiscale BioimagingThis week, we have another episode in English for you. A couple of weeks ago, Jeanette had the pleasure of interviewing Prof. Dr. Tobias Moser, who is the spokesperson of the new Göttingen cluster of excellence with the title: "Multiscale Bioimaging: From Molecular Machines to Networks of Excitable Cells". The aim of the cluster is to connect photonics, molecular biosciences, neuroscience and cardiovascular research to get a better understanding of excitable cells, which play a very important role in both disorders of the heart and the brain.
He explained how the application process for such a cluster works and w...
2019-11-0800 min
ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Markus BuehlerThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Markus Buehler of Massachusetts Institute of Technology is the 2012 recipient of the Society of Engineering Science Young Investigator Medal in recognition of his significant contributions to computational materials science research, including the use of molecular-based multiscale modeling to study the mechanical properties of spider webs. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on the integration of research and education, the relationship between materials science modeling and musical composition, and his path to a career in science and academia.
Visit the Applied Mechanics Reviews Journal on the ASME...
2019-07-2949 minMandelbrot TalksMBT041 - Die Ideenexpo 2019Heute gibt es außerplanmäßig eine besondere Folge Mandelbrot Talks.
Wir waren auf der Ideenexpo 2019 in Hannover und habe einige der Ausstellenden interviewt, gefragt, was sie ausstellen und was sie zu Messe gebracht hat.
Zum einen haben wir da den Stand der Uni Göttingen mit dem neuen Exzellenzcluster "Multiscale Bioimaging", die sich mit einem STED-Mikroskop, einer Simulation des Herzens und dem neuentwickelten optischen Cochlea-Implantat vorgestellt haben. Außerdem erzählt uns der wissenschaftliche Koordinator des Clusters, was sonst noch in dem Cluster erforscht wird.
Außerdem hat Christoph den Stand der HAWK Göttingen/Hildesheim besucht und sich erzählen...
2019-07-0900 min
DataLab: The Materials Informatics PodcastDr. Chris Wolverton - Defining Materials InformaticsThis episode explores the definition of materials informatics. In this episode, Dr. Bryce Meredig and Dr. Wolverton discuss: The evolution of Dr. Wolverton’s research and his group’s’ focus on computational materials modeling and machine learning. The challenges and opportunities for computational methods and informatics to accelerate new materials discovery. The different methods and tools the Wolverton Group develops to assist in materials research and development. Applications of machine learning to materials research. The prospects of machine learning and data-driven methods to explain new physics and chemistry. "I think of Material...
2018-12-0637 min
4sightHealth Market Corner ConversationsMARKET CORNER CONVERSATIONS: JIM HARDING, FOUNDER & CEO, MULTISCALE HEALTH NETWORKS<p>Jim Harding, Founder & CEO of MultiScale Health Networks, joins David Johnson for Episode 13 of Market Corner Conversations. Jim discusses how he applied his experience as a serial tech entrepreneur ...</p>
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2018-11-2900 min
Forskningspodden44 – Mathematical analysis of multiscale systemsIf you pour a liter of water in an already half filled two liter bottle, you’ll usually fill it up completely. But what if the bottle wasn’t filled with liquids, but with sand and air? The mathematics you need to calculate such processes is complex and requires a so-called multiscale approach: calculating the interactions between … Continue reading "44 – Mathematical analysis of multiscale systems"
2018-10-2321 min
Neurology® PodcastSeptember 4 2018 Issue1. Practice guideline recommendations summary: Disorders of consciousness2. Multiscale Analysis of Independent Alzheimer's Cohorts Finds Disruption of Molecular, Genetic, and Clinical Networks by Human HerpesvirusIn the first segment, Dr. Jeff Burns talks with Dr. Joseph Giacino about the AAN Guideline update on disorders of consciousness. In the second part of the podcast, we are featuring a discussion with Dr. Jason Crowell and Dr. Joel Dudley discuss the detection of human herpesvirus genes in in a large cohort patients with Alzheimer disease.DISCLOSURES: Dr. Burns has served on the DSMB for NIH-funded trials (non-profit entities); serves on the editorial board for Journal...
2018-09-0328 min
Pitch Black (NZ)Radioactive Man - Sonic Portal (Pitch Black's Magnetospheric Multiscale Remix)(preview)A chance comment from a mutual friend led to electronica legend Radioactive Man joining us for our show at Oslo in London the other year. After a bit of mutual backslapping regarding the enjoyment of both sets, Keith offered to remix one of the tracks off our 'Filtered Senses' album and we offered to remix a track from Radioactive Man's 'Luxury Sky Garden' album.
Radioactive Man finished his remix of 'Circuit Bent' first, and upon hearing his techno version, we mashed it up with the original, and played the new hybrid out live on our 20th Anniversary tour.
We are...
2018-03-0202 min
ModellansatzPoroelastische MedienJonathan Fröhlich hat im Juli 2017 seine Masterarbeit zum Thema "Heterogeneous Multiscale Methods for Poroelastic Media" eingereicht. Sie wurde von Professor Christian Wieners in unserem Institut betreut. Strömungs- und Transportphänomene in sogenannten porösen Medien spielen eine wichtige Rolle in einem breiten Spektrum von Bereichen und Anwendungen, wie zum Beispiel in der Landwirtschaft, der Biomedizin, der Baugeologie und der Erdöltechnik. Betrachtet man beispielsweise den Boden, so stellt man fest, dass der Sand, das Gestein oder der Kies keine homogene Masse ist mit homogenen Materialeigenschaften, sondern aus unzähligen unterschiedlich großen und in den physikalischen Eigenschaften variier...
2018-02-2228 min
Mendelspod PodcastClinicians Show High Demand for Single Cell Sequencing, Says Bobby Sebra of Mt. SinaiIf today's guest were a super hero, he'd be High Resolution Sequencing Man.Bobby Sebra is the Director of Technology Development at the Icahn Institute of Genomics and Multiscale Biology at Mt Sinai in New York. He has the complete arsenal of DNA sequencers in his lab. He specializes in long read applications, and today he goes into several of those spaces, including infectious disease and oncology.How has sequencing changed since we last had Bobby on a couple years ago, and how does he see it changing in the next two years? This...
2017-10-0525 min
Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:56913 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-07-0700 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:56912 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-07-0400 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:56911 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-06-3000 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:56910 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-06-2700 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:5699 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-06-2300 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:5698 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-06-2000 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:5697 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-06-1300 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:5696 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-06-0900 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:5695 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-06-0200 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:5694 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-05-3000 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:5693 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-05-2600 min
ModellansatzCerebral Fluid FlowThis is one of two conversations which Gudrun Thäter recorded alongside the conference Women in PDEs which took place at our faculty in Karlsruhe on 27-28 April 2017. Marie Elisabeth Rognes was one of the seven invited speakers. Marie is Chief Research Scientist at the Norwegian research laboratory Simula near Oslo. She is Head of department for Biomedical Computing there. Marie got her university education with a focus on Applied Mathematics, Mechanics and Numerical Physics as well as her PhD in Applied mathematics at the Centre for Mathematics for Applications in the Department of Mathematics at the U...
2017-05-2535 minModellansatz - English episodes onlyCerebral Fluid FlowThis is one of two conversations which Gudrun Thäter recorded alongside the conference Women in PDEs which took place at our faculty in Karlsruhe on 27-28 April 2017. Marie Elisabeth Rognes was one of the seven invited speakers. Marie is Chief Research Scientist at the Norwegian research laboratory Simula near Oslo. She is Head of department for Biomedical Computing there. Marie got her university education with a focus on Applied Mathematics, Mechanics and Numerical Physics as well as her PhD in Applied mathematics at the Centre for Mathematics for Applications in the Department of Mathematics at the U...
2017-05-2535 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:5692 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-05-2300 minElasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint Course ID:5691 - Elasticity of one-dimensional continua and nanostructures - a multiscale viewpoint 2017
2017-05-1900 min
Melt in the MantleMultiscale Systems for Flow and TransportShowalter, R (Oregon State University)
Thursday 14th April 2016 - 11:30 to 12:30
2016-04-181h 05Melt in the MantleMultiscale analysis of sea ice - a partially melted, polycrystalline composite materialGolden, K (University of Utah)
Monday 11th April 2016 - 14:30 to 15:30
2016-04-141h 04Melt in the MantleMultiscale analysis of sea ice - a partially melted, polycrystalline composite materialGolden, K (University of Utah)
Monday 11th April 2016 - 16:00 to 17:00
2016-04-141h 05[Audio] Symposium on Nanomaterials for EnergySymposium on Nanomaterials for Energy: Thermal Transport in Nanostructures: A Multiscale Multiphysics ApproachThermal transport is a key issue limiting many important energy transfer and conversion applications such as heat dissipation in electronic devices and thermoelectric energy conversion. In this talk I will show how phonon thermal transport can be controlled using boundary, interface, and confinement effects in nanostructures, in order to significantly improve energy transport and conversion performance. Our work is enabled by multiscale multiphysics simulation techniques linking first principles calculations and molecular dynamics simulations. We have predicted thermal transport properties of a variety of graphene structures which are of significance for the next generation electronics, including suspended and supported graphene, graphene...
2015-05-1100 min
Géosciences et environnementModels and scenarios of energy transition in a multiscale governance perspectivePatrick CRIQUI, CNRS, Université Grenoble Alpes
2015-02-0947 min
Periodic and Ergodic Spectral ProblemsRandom operators: multiscale analysis VIIKlein, A (University of California, Irvine)
Friday 09 January 2015, 15:00-16:00
2015-01-231h 23Periodic and Ergodic Spectral ProblemsRandom operators: multiscale analysis VIIIKlein, A (University of California, Irvine)
Friday 09 January 2015, 16:00-17:00
2015-01-2323 minPeriodic and Ergodic Spectral ProblemsRandom operators: multiscale analysis IIIKlein, A (University of California, Irvine)
Wednesday 07 January 2015, 13:30-14:30
2015-01-211h 07Periodic and Ergodic Spectral ProblemsRandom operators: multiscale analysis IVKlein, A (University of California, Irvine)
Wednesday 07 January 2015, 15:00-16:00
2015-01-2150 minPeriodic and Ergodic Spectral ProblemsRandom operators: multiscale analysis VIKlein, A (University of California, Irvine)
Thursday 08 January 2015, 15:00-16:00
2015-01-2000 minPeriodic and Ergodic Spectral ProblemsRandom operators: multiscale analysis VKlein, A (University of California, Irvine)
Thursday 08 January 2015, 13:30-14:30
2015-01-2056 minPeriodic and Ergodic Spectral ProblemsRandom operators: multiscale analysis IKlein, A (University of California, Irvine)
Monday 05 January 2015, 15:00-16:00
2015-01-2053 minPeriodic and Ergodic Spectral ProblemsRandom operators: multiscale analysis IIKlein, A (University of California, Irvine)
Monday 05 January 2015, 16:00-17:00
2015-01-2045 min
Inference for Change-Point and Related ProcessesMultiscale Change Point InferenceMunk, A (University of Goettingen)
Tuesday 14 January 2014, 11:30-12:15
2014-01-2255 min
Fakultät für Physik - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 04/05Cloud ice particle nucleation and atmospheric ice supersaturation in numerical weather prediction modelsCirrus cloud genesis is a multiscale problem. This makes the parameterization in numerical weather prediction models a challenging task. In order to improve the prediction of cirrus clouds and ice supersaturation formation in the German Weather Service (DWD) model chain, the controlling physical processes are investigated and parameterised in a new cloud ice microphysics scheme. Scale dependencies of the ice microphysical scheme were assessed by conducting simulations with an idealised and realistic regional Consortium for Small-Scale Modeling (COSMO) model setup and a global model (GME). The developed two-moment two-mode cloud ice scheme includes state-of-the-art parameterisations for the two main ice...
2013-11-2500 min
The Official STLE Blog5 Minutes with...Hamed Ghaednia5 Minutes with...Hamed Ghaednia, PhD Student, Mechanical Engineering at Auburn UniversityHamed with his poster at the 2013 STLE Annual MeetingWhat got you interested in tribology, and where has that interest led you? Looking back, I can recognize a couple of events over the course of my studies that prepared me and got me interested in the field of tribology. While I was working on my undergrad I was offered to enter a double major program as part of an honors program. I was given...
2013-07-0900 min