Programme

All talks will be held in the Pentagon Building (PE1).

Friday 

09.00–09.40  Tomasz Komorowski 
— Invariant measure and asymptotic stability for the solution of the stochastic Burgers equation with a drift
09.40–10.20  Krzysztof Bogdan
— Self-similar solutions via stationary distributions
 
10.40–11.20  Andrey Pilipenko
— Limit theorems for one-dimensional diffusions
11.20–12.00  Markus Kunze
— The fractional Laplacian with reflections

14.30–15.10  Ryszard Rudnicki 
— On immuno-epidemiological models
15.10–15.50  Katarzyna Pichór 
— Generalized semi-Markov processes and their applications in biology and medicine
15.50–16.20  Agnieszka Kozdęba
— Stochastic properties of two-genes regulatory networks

16.40–17.20  Marta Tyran-Kamińska 
— Axonal transport of cargo
17.20–17.50  Radosław Wieczorek
— Two-scale particle-based stochastic reaction-diffusion model
17.50–18.20  Andrzej Tomski
— What should you do if you miss a dose of medication? Mathematical analysis

Saturday

09.00–09.40  Jacek Banasiak
— Network transport with node dynamics I
09.40–10.10  Adam Błoch
— Network transport with node dynamics II

10.40–11.20  Yuriy Tomilov
— From Beurling--Kato to Ritt Operators
11.20–11.50  Elżbieta Ratajczyk
— All symmetries of Walsh's spider

12.00–12.30  Adam Gregosiewicz
— Generation theorems via affine decomposition of resolvents
12.30–13.10  Adam Bobrowski
— Analytic and stochastic description of Brownian motions on star graphs