Christine Cole

Christine Lind Cole - Presentations Conference Presentations:   2012 SIAM Conference on Nonlinear Waves and Coherent Structures: MS36 Diffusion-Driven Pattern Formation in Biological Model Systems: The Brownian Ratchet Revisited: Multiple Filamentous Growth (Slides) Frontiers in Biophysics 2011: The Brownian Ratchet Revisited: Multiple Filamentous Growth (Poster Presentation) International Conference on Mathematical Biology and Annual Meeting of the Society for Mathematical Biology 2009: A Simple Chemical Kinetic Model for Facilitated Diffusion (Poster Presentation) Joint Mathematics Meetings 2008: AMS Special Session on Learning and Math Graduate Students in K - 12 Classroom: Panel 7: Effects of the University of Washington's GK-12 project on fellows' teaching pedagogy and on elementary school teachers' and students' content knowledge. (Panelist)   Other Research Presentations:   Mathematical Models for Molecular Motors - The Polymerization Ratchet Seattle University Mathematics Department Seminar Thursday November 21, 2013 Mathematical Models for Molecular Motors - The Polymerization Ratchet Pacific Lutheran University Mathematics Department Seminar Wednesday December 7, 2011 Mathematical Models for Facilitated Diffusion and the Brownian Ratchet Ph.D. Dissertation Defense Wednesday August 31, 2011 Modeling Cooperation Between Molecular Motors - Polymer Growth Against a Force University of Washington Undergraduate Mathematical Sciences Seminar Thursday February 16, 2006 Modeling Cooperation Between Molecular Motors - Polymer Growth Against a Force Ph.D. General Exam Presentation Thursday February 9, 2006 Polymer Growth Simulations: Assembly Against a Force University of Washington Undergraduate Mathematical Sciences Seminar Thursday June 2, 2005 Class Projects:   AMATH 573 Solitons &Nonlinear Waves Final Project - Nonlinear Optics and the Soliton Laser AMATH 575 Dynamical Systems Final Project - Bouncing Ball System AMATH 507 Calculus of Variations Final Project - Brachistochrone Under Air Resistance Making Presentations:   I make most of my presentations using beamer, a LaTeX document class. I highly recommend it for making pdf based presentations that will look good on any computer with a pdf reader!