Mathematical Molecular Biosciences (MMB) has been emerging as a promising interdisciplinary research area at the interface of mathematics and biology, driven by the trends of contemporary life sciences that transform biosciences from macroscopic to microscopic or molecular, and from qualitative and phenomenological to quantitative and predictive. To promote research and education in MMB, we are holding an online seminar series.
The online seminar on MMB consists of invited talks from researchers in mathematical and biological sciences and other related disciplines to report their current progress and exchange research ideas. The seminar series will be held in a biweekly manner during Spring and Fall semesters. We are lauching a new series for the year 2024.
Previous speakers and titles can be found in the following links:
This seminar series is sponsored by the Michigan State University and the journal: Computational and Mathematical Biophysics (CMB). The speakers and participants are encouraged to submit their research work to the CMB: Special Issues: Beyond boundaries fusing data science and mathematics in biophysical exploration.
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Jiahui Chen (University of Arkansas)
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Rui Wang (New York University)
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JunJie Wee (Michigan State University)
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Guo-Wei Wei (Michigan State University)