Matidays 2024 is a workshop on mathematical models of lipid transport and storage. This workshop is supported by ANR grant MATIDY (Mathematical model of Adipose TIssue DYnamic).
We aim at gathering people around mathematical modeling applied to lipid transport and storage, but not only, research related to the study of obesity and related diseases are welcome.
A call for abstract is open until September 15th and financial support is possible for young researcher.
More information here: https://matidays2024.sciencesconf.org/?lang=en Registration is free but mandatory before September 30th
Exploring Scientific Research: Workshop for Early Career Researchers, 11th - 12th Nov 2024
Organised by the Center for Applied Mathematics and Bioinformatics (CAMB) at GUST. The workshop aims to provide a platform for early career researchers, including undergraduate, Master's, PhD students, and postdoctoral scholars, to present their ongoing research work in mathematics, statistics, environmental science, engineering, computer science, and natural sciences with focus on real world applications. Participants will also have an opportunity to visually showcase their research through poster presentations.
Additionally, we are honoured to host Dr. Emma Hudgins from the University of Melbourne, Australia, as our invited speaker. Dr. Hudgins will share her academic journey, discussing the challenges she has faced and the strategies she has employed to navigate the academic landscape. Furthermore, she will conduct a workshop on providing practical skills to enhance academic and non-academic writing and develop competitive job application materials.
Through these sessions, the workshop aims to create a supportive environment where participants can receive constructive feedback, engage in meaningful discussions, and build networks with peers and senior researchers, thereby nurturing their growth and professional development. To recognise excellence, the best talks and posters will be awarded prizes, celebrating contributions to the scientific community.
Submission Format: Interested participants are invited to submit abstracts for poster presentations and/or talks related to their research. Abstracts should be a maximum of 300 words and include the title, authors, affiliations, and a summary of the research.
Workshop Dates: Mon 11th - Tue 12th November 2024 Location: Gulf University for Science and Technology, Kuwait Talk duration: 15 mins + 5 mins Q&A
Submission Deadline: 15th October, 2024 Notification of Acceptance: 20th October, 2024
For inquiries and submissions, please contact: Dr. Naveed Ahmed: Ahmed.N@gust.edu.kw Dr. Danish Ahmed: Ahmed.D@gust.edu.kw
The ICMS in Edinburgh will be hosting a winter school on mathematical biology aimed at early career mathematicians. Combining lecture courses with keynote talks and hands on problem solving, the focus is on equipping participants, specifically postgraduate students and early-stage researchers, with vital skills in mathematical modeling and the fundamental mathematical tools essential for advanced study and research. The program will also foster connections between scholars in Mathematical Biology from UK, Africa and the rest of the world. There is partial financial support available, specifically we expect to be able to cover accommodation and some local expenses for some applicants. For details on the lecturers and to apply for participation please visit https://www.icms.org.uk/workshops/2024/multiscale-modeling-infectious-diseases-cancer-and-treatments-winter-school
MiLS meeting on "Time-Delay Systems in Life Sciences", 16-17/12/24, University of Nottingham https://mils.ghost.io/time-delay-systems/
We are pleased to announce the meeting "Time-Delay Systems in Life Sciences", which will be held on 16th-17th December 2024 in the School of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Nottingham, and will be organised by Rachel Nicks and Stephen Coombes.
The meeting aims to bring together mathematicians to discuss the wide variety of biological systems in which time delays occur and the mathematical challenges arising in modelling these systems.
Confirmed speakers include: Maia Angelova (Aston University) Jonathan Crofts (Nottingham Trent University) Lukas Eigentler (University of Warwick) Benoit Huard (Northumbria University) Yuliya Kyrychko (University of Sussex) Jérémie Lefebvre (University of Ottawa) Hil Meijer (University of Twente) Stefan Ruschel (University of Leeds) Francesca Scarabel (University of Leeds)
We solicit contributed talks and posters related to the theme, especially from early career researchers and postgraduate students. If you are interested in giving a talk or poster, please send a title and abstract to Rachel Nicks by email or through the registration form by 11th November 2024.
Attendance to the meeting is free of charge, but we kindly ask you to register your intention to attend by completing the registration form here https://forms.office.com/e/E0QkcARh5K
The University of Bristol Medical School offer intensive online short courses designed for researchers and healthcare practitioners. We are delighted to confirm that bookings for our popular Essentials of Infectious Disease Modelling and Economic Evaluation short course will open at midday on 8 October 2024.
Mathematical modelling is an important tool that can be used to understand the dynamics of infectious diseases. Academics working within Bristol Medical School, including those who tutor on the course, are involved in international research on human and zoonotic infectious diseases to help understand epidemics and predict the future burden of diseases, as well as the impact of different control measures to inform policy.
Find out more: https://www.bristol.ac.uk/medical-school/study/short-courses/courses/infectious-disease-modelling-economic-evaluation/
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