Analyzing phenomena around us through mathematical modeling and contributing for human happiness/ Meiji University research on mathematical modeling and applications

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2019-11-14 29th MIMS/CMMA Seminar on Self–Organization Speaker: István Lagzi (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) "Self assembly of nanoparticles: Existence of a precipitation threshold in the electrostatic precipitation of oppositely charged nanoparticles"(12/3, 2019)
2019-11-14 28th MIMS/CMMA Seminar on Self–Organization Speaker: Michael I. Tribelsky (M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI) "Non-Steady Resonant Wave Scattering by Small Particles"(11/26, 2019)
2019-11-12 The program was released | ICMMA 2019, International Conference on "Spatio-temporal patterns on various levels of the hierarchy of life" (12/9-11, 2019)
2019-11-11 Professor Sugihara gives talk and holds workshop at Japan House in England "From Impossible Pictures to Real Objects"
2019-11-5 CMMA Colloquium (No.045) Hidetoshi MIIKE (Yamaguchi Gakugei University) (12/3, 2019)

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Outline of CMMA CMMA---“Analyzing phenomena around us through mathematical modeling and contributing for human happiness”
Activity plan and characteristics of CMMA are explained.
Members & Recruitment Introducing members of CMMA. A few postdoctoral fellows are recruited every year. Click to see the guidelines for applicants.
Research Exchange & Program Collaborative research project, educational program for young researchers, and research exchanges with domestic/international educational/research organizations are described.
Seminars and Symposia Event schedule and list of seminars and symposia provided by CMMA are shown.
Activities Activities of CMMA are reported. Such as organized events and accomplishments are shown year by year. Annual Reports of Meiji University Global COE Program are also browsable in PDF format.
For Visitors To make mathematical sciences widely known, outreach activities are held for the public and visual contents of research DVDs are open.

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