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Seminars@PED in 2010

held at One Brattle Square, Harvard University (unless indicated as otherwise)

Date	Name/Affiliation	Title
4pm Wednesday 17 February	Dr. David Hughes Pennsylvania State University	Zombie ants: the precise manipulation of social insect behavior by an entomopathogenic fungus.
3pm Friday 19 February	Professor Krishnendu Chatterjee Institute of Science and Technology Austria	Auctions and inverse game theory.
3pm Monday 22 February	Dr. Allon Klein Harvard Medical School	Stochastic stem and progenitor cell fate in adult tissues.
2pm Monday 26 April	Professor Nicholas Christakis Harvard Medical School	Social network sensors for early detection of contagious outbreaks.
3pm Friday 7 May	Professor Constantinos (Costis) Daskalakis MIT	The complexity of equilibria.
3pm Monday 9 August	Dr. David Leslie University of Bristol	Convergent learning in unknown large games.
2pm Thursday 26 August	Professor George Sugihara University of California San Diego	Managing risk in a dynamically changing world.
3pm Monday 30 August	Professor Dirk Helbing ETH Zurich	From pedestrian dynamics to crowd disasters.
4pm Monday 13 September	Professor James Hunt North Carolina State University	Exaptation and genetic accommodation: The origins of worker behavior and eusociality in paper wasps.
3pm Wednesday 15 September	S. Alireza Rabi Johns Hopkins University	HIV-1: a struggle for cure and how the mathematicians can help.
4pm Thursday 21 October	Yonatan (Yoni) Savir Weizmann Institute of Science Israel	Rubisco, the most abundant protein on Earth: An example for optimality of proteins.
3pm Wednesday 10 November	Stefano Giglio Department of Economics	CDS spreads and systemic financial risk.
4pm Thursday 18 November	Christina Riehl Princeton University	Living with strangers: Direct benefits favor non-kin cooperation in a communally breeding bird.
3pm Wednesday 15 December	Dr. Marco Archetti Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology	Cooperation in one-shot public goods games without assortment.