Here is a list of videos, which I plan to watch:
- Run for your Life Odo Diekmann
- Effective population sizes and the canonical equation of adaptive dynamics Johan (=Hans) Metz
- Simple, very simple, and not so simple models of populations lingering around a carrying capacity, and allowing evolutionary branching Peter Jagers
- Pedigrees, genealogies and genomes Nick Barton
- Exploring the dynamics of CRISPRs: How much can a bacterium remember about viruses that infected it? Lauren Childs
- Cancer causes stable laws Rick Durrett
- Math to Bio and Bio to Math John Guckenheimer
- Particle Systems and Reaction-Diffusion Equations: connecting micro and macro models Steve Krone
- Contact Networks for Modeling Immunizing Infectious Disease Dynamics Shweta Bansal
- Survival and coexistence for a class of stochastic spatial models Ted Cox
- Spatial population dynamics and uncertainty in Tribolium: Lab Experiments and Models Alan Hastings
- Evolving voter model Rick Durrett
- Weighted networks with applications to epidemics Tom Britton
- Large graph limit for a SIR process in a random network with heterogeneous connectivity Jean-Stephane Dhersin
- R0 and other reproduction numbers for epidemic models with households and other social structures Frank Ball
- Real Time Numerical Forecast of Global Epidemic Spreading Alessandro Vespignani
Mathematical Biology 