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Description:: The Minnesota Public Health Association was originated in 1907 when health officers around the state organized the Minnesota State Sanitary Conference. In 1947, the Sanitary Conference expanded its membership and changed its name to the Minnesota Public Health Conference. The American Public Health Association officially recognized the Conferenc...
Creator:: Minnesota Public Health Association
Contributor:: Damon, Ann; Ehlinger, Dr. Edward (host)
Created:: 1985-05-13
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota Libraries, Social Welfare History Archives.
Last Updated:: 2021-12-17

Description:: Card sent to Frances Gottfried in Chicago, Illinois, sender unknown.
Creator:: Pleschner's Photo Studio, Chicago
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota Libraries, Immigration History Research Center Archives.
Page Count:: 2
Last Updated:: 2019-10-25

Description:: This chart from a baby feeding center show's the infant's condition, feeding and weigh gain progress, and case notes.
Created:: 1908
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota Libraries, Social Welfare History Archives.
Last Updated:: 2017-12-14

Description:: Discussion of infectious medical waste management in relation to AIDS
Creator:: Minnesota Public Health Association
Contributor:: Dunn, Art (Minnesota Pollution Control Agency)
Created:: 1989-05-31
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota Libraries, Social Welfare History Archives.
Last Updated:: 2021-12-17

Description:: Most analysis methods for nonstationary processes are developed from using the local Fourier transform of the process. Such methods have the theoretical underpinning developed for a number of (overlapping) classes of processes, such as oscillatory processes (Priestley (1965)), and locally stationary processes (Dahlhaus (1997), Silverman (1957) a...
Creator:: Olhede, Sofia C (University College London)
Created:: 2011-09-09
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota, Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.
Last Updated:: 2018-06-19

Description:: Arctic sea-ice extent has been of considerable interest to scientists in recent years, mainly due to its decreasing trend over the past 20 years. In this talk, we propose a hierarchical spatio-temporal generalized linear model (GLM) for binary Arctic-sea-ice data, where data dependencies are introduced through a latent spatio-temporal linear mix...
Creator:: Cressie, Noel (University of Wollongong)
Created:: 2018-04-26
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota, Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.
Last Updated:: 2019-02-04

Description:: Morphogenic pathways such as those implicated in cell migration are regulated in space and time. Often they integrate mechanical signals with long-range effects and chemical signals with shorter range effects. One of the prime challenges in the analysis of pathways is to define the hierarchy and kinetics of signal transduction between spatially ...
Creator:: Danuser, Gaudenz (Scripps Research Institute)
Created:: 2008-03-06
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota, Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.
Last Updated:: 2018-06-19

Description:: Consider the system of reaction rate equations (RRE) describing a chemical network with the reaction rate constants considered to be unknown parameters. The talk shall describe a statistical approach to identifying the 'most likely network' from a given set of RRE coefficient estimates. The idea relies on mapping the estimated reaction constants...
Creator:: Rempala, Grzegorz A. (University of Louisville)
Created:: 2008-05-13
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota, Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.
Last Updated:: 2018-06-19

Description:: Inferring cause-effect relationships from observations is one of the fundamental challenges in natural sciences and beyond. Due to the technological advances over the last decade, the amount of observations and data available to characterize complex systems and their dynamics has increased substantially, making scientists face this challenge in ...
Creator:: Davidsen, Jörn (University of Calgary)
Created:: 2012-09-05
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota, Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.
Last Updated:: 2018-06-19

Description:: In recent years, there have been significant efforts to characterize the noise associated with the regulation of intracellular processes. Intrinsic fluctuations are often due to the small number of molecules that govern these processes. However, noise is not always caused by a low number of molecules; the regulatory network itself can cause larg...
Creator:: Cluzel, Philippe (University of Chicago)
Created:: 2008-05-30
Contributed By:: University of Minnesota, Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.
Last Updated:: 2018-06-19