MathBioSys Annual Meeting 2022
The NSF-Simons Research Centers for Mathematics of Complex Biological Systems (MathBioSys) initiative created innovative, collaborative research centers at the intersection of mathematics and molecular, cellular, and organismal biology, establishing new connections between mathematical sciences and biological sciences and promoting interdisciplinary education and workforce training. The annual meeting will cover recent progress and provide an arena for discussion and engagement.
NSF-Simons Southeast Center for Mathematics and Biology – Georgia Institute of Technology
Heitsch, Christine — PI/Director
Lu, Hang — Co-I/Associate Director
NSF-Simons Center for Mathematical and Statistical Analysis of Biology – Harvard University
Murray, Andrew — PI/Chair and Center Director
NSF-Simons Center for Multiscale Cell Fate Research – University of California, Irvine
Nie, Qing – PI/Director
NSF-Simons Center for Quantitative Biology – Northwestern University
Carthew, Richard W. — PI/Center Director
Speakers List:
Christine Heitsch, Georgia Institute of Technology
Hang Lu, Georgia Institute of Technology
Asja Radja, Harvard University
Gautam Reddy, Harvard University
Qing Nie, University of California, Irvine
Arthur Lander, University of California, Irvine
Madhav Mani, Northwestern University
Antonio Auffinger, Northwestern University
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Thursday, April 7
9:30 AM Christine Heitsch | What Happens When Theory and Data Stop Being Polite and Start Getting Real 11:00 AM Hang Lu | A Southeast Center for Mathematics and Biology 1:00 PM Qing Nie | Multiscale Spatiotemporal Analysis of Single-Cell Genomics data 2:30 PM Arthur Lander | The Fragility of Controlled Growth 4:00 PM Asja Radja | Deciphering the physical rules of biological patterns: how marine glass skeletons form from biological foams Friday, April 8
9:30 AM Gautam Reddy | Predictability and randomness in phenotypic evolution 11:00 AM Antonio Auffinger | Dimension Reduction via Stochastic Network Embeddings — Theory and Challenges 1:00 PM Madhav Mani | Geometry as Destiny: The Language of Embryos