summer program in Mathematical Physiology: update

[Ken Miller]

I'm writing with respect to my previous posting on the summer program in
Mathematical Physiology at MSRI (Mathematical Sciences Research Institute,
Berkeley, CA).  The first two weeks of this program, July 6-17, are on
"Neurons in Networks", as described in that posting.

The new information is:  
  (1) The application deadline has been pushed back to Feb. 1 
  (2) Applications may be sent by e-mail.  Send applications to
abaxter at msri.org, and address the correspondence to Nancy Kopell and Michael
Reed 
  (3) All expenses will be covered for those who attend, *except*:  there is
a $450 limit on travel expenses.  So, those wishing to attend from overseas
should indicate in their application whether they will be able to attend
with that limit on travel support.  
  (4) As mentioned before, women and minorities are encouraged to apply.  If
you *are* a member of a minority, or if you are a woman and it might not be
obvious to us from your name, please be sure to note this in your
application.

I'll repeat here the basic information about applications:

	To apply to participate and for financial support or to obtain more
	information about the topics of the workshops, please write to:
	
	Nancy Kopell and Michael Reed
	Summer Program in Mathematical Physiology
	MSRI
	1000 Centennial Drive
	Berkeley, CA 94720
	
	Applicants should state clearly whether they wish to be long term
	participants or workshop participants and which workshops they wish
	to attend.  Students should send a letter explaining their
	background and interests and arrange for one letter of
	recommendation to be sent.  Researchers should indicate their
	interest and experience in mathematical biology and include a
	current vita and bibliography.  Women and minorities are encouraged
	to apply.  

Ken