When it comes to the electromagnetic spectrum, I tend to view things from the perspective of an atmospheric or astro- physicist. Normally, to me, the term far infrared means that part of the infrared spectrum at wavelengths longer than 25µm (one µm being one-millionth of a meter). This page at Cal Tech gives the astrophysical use […]
Last July (2012), at the Society for Mathematical Biology (SMB) conference in Knoxville TN, I attended two talks on modeling the spread of Huanglongbing (HLB), commonly known as citrus greening disease. The two related talks were given by Jillian Stupiansky and Karly Jacobsen, both from the University of Florida, Gainesville. Stupiansky and Jacobsen note that […]
Introduction The recent Society of Mathematical Biology annual meeting, 25-28 July, in Knoxville TN was an interesting interdisciplinary journey. Attendees had backgrounds in biology, medicine, mathematics, physics, engineering, computer science, ecology, and public health. Coming from my own computational physics background, I’m doing a few reflective posts on what struck me during the conference. The […]
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