Professor L. G. de Pillis  Department of Mathematics

Ways to get in touch  Teaching Interests  Grading Materials  Research Interests  Selected Professional Information  Curriculum Vitae (pdf file) Interdisciplinary workshop: The Modeling of Cancer Progression and Immunotherapy: December 12-16, 2005. Appointment: Co-Director, Center for Quantitative Life Sciences. Year 2000: For the 1999-2000 academic year, I was on sabbatical leave as the Year 2000 Maria Goeppert-Mayer Distinguished Scholar at the Argonne National Laboratory. See the MAA announcement. Take a look at the News Story. and these other Argonne links: Article1999, Article2000, Article2001, Science Careers Article2000

Ways to get in touch:

Mail: depillis "at" hmc . edu  

voice: (909) 621-8975  

fax: (909) 621-8366 

Mailing Address: 

Teaching

• Numerical Analysis
• Linear Algebra
• Senior Thesis Seminar
• Fourier Series and Boundary Value Problems
• Ordinary Differential Equations
• Applied Analysis
• Scientific Computing
• Mathematical Biology
• Clinic, (Pitures of the 1998-99 ESRI team)

Grading Materials

Research Interests

• Mathematical Biology
• Parallel Algorithms
• Numerical Linear Algebra
• Computational Fluid Dynamics
• The Beowulf Machine.   For an overview of the project, download my Beowulf postscript presentation.

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If you want to read one of the best Beowulf tutorials available, click here.

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An article appeared in the Sunday Edition of the Daily Bulletin about the HMC Beowulf machine. You can look at it here.

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• Take a look at my ADVANCE web page at Duke University.

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• Selected presentations:
• Mathematics and Medicine: Modeling Cancer and the Immune System, Claremont Colleges REU Program, June 2006.
• Mathematical Modeling of Tumor-Immune Interactions, City of Hope Cancer Research Center, May 2006.
• Teaching at an Undergraduate College, IGERT Career Development Workshop, UCSB, May 2006. Co-presented with Prof. Ami Radunskaya, Pomona Mathematics.
• Mathematical models of tumor-immune interactions: desigining effective immunotherapy protocols, Computational Science Colloquium, UCSB, May 2006. Co-presented with Prof. Ami Radunskaya, Pomona Mathematics.
• Mathematical Biology Undergraduate Program, Washington State University, April 2006. Co-presented with Prof. Steve Adolph, HMC Biology.
• Using Mathematics to Understand Cancer Keynote address, Women in Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Conference, College of the Redwoods, Eureka, CA, April 2006 Alternate Also see the article in the Eureka Reporter.
• When Medicine and Mathematics Meet Evening public address, Women in Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Conference, College of the Redwoods, Eureka, CA, April 2006 Alternate Also see the article in the Eureka Reporter.
• Modeling Tumor-Immune Interactions, Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico, March 2006
• Adventures in Tumor-Immune Modeling, USC Women in Mathematics, University of Southern California, January 2006.
• Mathematical Biology at Harvey Mudd College, MAA Session on Mathematics and Biology 2010: Building Connections, Joint MAA-AMS-SIAM Annual meeting, San Antonio, Texas, January 2006. Co-presented with Prof. Steve Adolph, HMC Biology.
• Tumor-immune-chemotherapy modeling workshop. Organizers: L.G. de Pillis, A.E. Radunskaya, C.L. Wiseman. December 2005. Alternate.
• Cancer Growth and Treatment Modeling Evening public address, Annual Sampson Lecture Series, Bates College, Maine Fall 2005. See Bates College Newsletter. Alternate.
• How to Model Cancer Growth and New Treatment Strategies: A Perspective of Cooperation Mathematics Seminar, Bates College, Maine Fall 2005. See Bates College Newsletter. Alternate.
• Modeling Immunotherapy of Cancer Human Disease Dynamics, Snowbird, Utah, July 17-21, 2005.
• Park City Mathematics Institute Undergraduate Summerschool. Offering 3 week undergraduate course on tumor modeling. Alternate. See also PCMI Main Web Page. Park City, Utah, 2005. Course materials are posted here.
• Biomathematics in the Commonwealth workshop, Murray State, Kentucky. Schedule.
• Dynamics of Cancer Modeling and Experiment. University of Michigan, 2005. Alternate.
• Harvey Mudd College Mathematical Biology Conference, Organizers: L.G. de Pillis and Jon Jacobsen. (Another link here.)
• Society for Biological Therapy Annual Conference, poster on Modeling Vaccine Therapy for Tumors.
• Conference organizer for joint International Conference of the Society of Mathematical Biology and the Japanese Association of Mathematical Biology. See the article in the Honolulu Advertiser and the University of Hawaii press release.
• Keynote Speaker at Year 2000 Science Careers in Search of Women conference.
  • See the Chicago Tribune article,
  • as well as the Logos Magazine article
  • and the Argonne News article.
• Special Argonne seminar in honor of MGM Scholars .
• Keynote Speaker at Southern California Section of the MAA Fall Meeting.
• Computational Science as an Interdisciplinary Bridge
• Gordon Research Conference on Theoretical Biology and Biomathematics
• Fra Professor til Prosessor . Talk slides are online.

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