| Course title | Microrheology and Transport– Particle Tracking in Biological Fluids |
| Course Offering: | MATH 891.002 |
| Instructor of Record: | Greg Forest |
| Also offered as: | PHYS 893.002 |
| Instructor of Record: | Richard Superfine, David Hill |
| Also offered as: | Pharmacy |
| Instructor of Record: | Sam Lai |
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| Course description | Topics covered include: transport properties of biological fluids, particle tracking experiments, fluorescence microscopy, particle tracking analysis, inferences from tracking data. |
| Prerequisites | current enrollment in graduate program of any participating Department in the NIH T32 BD2K graduate training program |
| Start and end date | Jan 26, Feb 2, 9, 16, 23, March 2 2017 |
| Meeting pattern | Thursdays, 3:15-5:45 pm |
| Location: | Phillips Hall 365 |
January 26, 2017— David Hill and Sam Lai
Lecture
- Sam Lai: Why Particle Tracking?
- David Hill: Biofilms and Mucus in CF Airways
- Ian Seim: Microbead Rheology
- Ian Seim: Code Applications and Data
- Ian Seim: Model-Checking w Simulations AND Down-sampling and High-frequency error
Literature