A PhD position in mathematical population dynamics in streams and rivers is available at Osnabrück University as part of an interdisciplinary Research Training Group.
Application deadline: February 21, 2025.
More information:
https://www.uni-osnabrueck.de/universitaet/stellenangebote/stellenangebote-detail/1-fb-6-research-assistantphd-candidate-mfd/ or frank.hilker@uni-osnabrueck.de
The mammalian immune response depends on the interaction and collaboration of many highly individual cells. The group of Prof. Dr. Kevin Thurley uses mathematical modeling and data analysis tools to quantify and rationalize immune cell dynamics in the context of clinical manifestations such as inflammation and cancer. Prof. Dr. Natalija Novak is the director of the Department of Dermatology, and her primary research interest is the pathophysiology of atopic dermatitis. The groups are integrated into both the ImmunoSensation and the Hausdorff Mathematics Clusters of Excellence, an exceptional environment for our interdisciplinary research program.
In the available Ph.D. project, we will design and analyze data-driven models of cell-cell communication networks in the context of atopic dermatitis and allergic drug reactions, based on an established experimental system and patient-derived data sets.
The project may comprise deterministic, stochastic and spatial modelling techniques as well as analysis of single-cell sequencing and high-content imaging data, thus offering ample opportunity for expert training in state-of-the-art systems immunology.
https://karriereamukb.de/jobs/ph-d-position-biomathematics-systems-biology-of-allergic-reactions-m-w-d-clinic-for-dermatology-and-allergy/
The MTB group is organinizng the upcoming Conference on Models in Population Dynamics, Ecology, and Evolution (MPDEE’25). The Conference will take place at BCAM, Bilbao, from May 5-9, 2025. With a special focus on the interplay between ecology and evolution over time and space, particularly in the context of climate change, our Confirmed Keynote Speakers are: Maíra Aguiar (BCAM, Bilbao, Spain) Christina Cobbold (University of Glasgow, UK) Sigrunn Eliassen (University of Bergen, Norway) William F. Fagan (University of Maryland, USA) Ulrike Feudel (Universitat Oldenburg, Germany) Vincent A.A. Jansen (Royal Holloway University London, UK) Piero Manfredi (University of Pisa, Italy) Andrew Morozov (University of Leicester, UK) Ricard Sole (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain, and Santa Fe Institute, USA) Honorary Speaker - Sergei Petrovskii (University of Leicester, UK) Registration is open and the deadline for submitting your contribution is on December 15. Please visit the conference website for more information regarding registration, abstract submission, and program details. Website: https://www.bcamath.org/events/mpdee25/en/ Join us for this exciting event to explore the intersection of mathematics and real-world challenges! We are looking forward to seeing you in Bilbao!
We invite you to the “Cell Plasticity in Cancer Evolution” workshop (May 19–22, 2025)! Connect with international experts sharing insights on cell plasticity in cancer and the latest in research and therapies.
Invited speakers: Peter Friedl (Nijmegen) Gaetano Gargiulo (Berlin) Sara Hamis (Uppsala) Mohit Kumar Jolly (Bangalore) Purificacion Muñoz Moruno (Barcelona) Susanne Sebens (Kiel) Heike Siebert (Kiel) Fabian Spill (Birmingham)
Registration url: https://workshops.evolbio.mpg.de/event/123/
BioInference aims to bring together researchers from across statistics and mathematical modelling who work with biological systems, to foster discussions and prompt collaborations between the two communities across all career stages.
After the previous three editions hosted in the UK, the BioInference 2025 conference (https://bioinference.github.io/2025) is now going abroad to Italy.
This year’s BioInference conference will take place in Bardonecchia, a town in the Alps near Turin on the 28-30 May 2025. Differently from previous editions, this year's conference is going to be a residential 3-days event that will include more talks and networking opportunities compared to previous years. A hike activity will take place on the second day!
The three-day conference will combine contributed talks and poster sessions. We now invite abstracts for oral/poster presentations on work on mathematical modelling and/or statistical methods (either development or application) for (widely defined/interpreted) biological problems. All presentations will be in-person with no-parallel sessions.
Please submit your abstract at
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdxF-b-Q_TY0o0F8T_fRmgY6_SAC72w71O6Z-ITTh0ZKMXmYg/viewform
by the 31st of January 2025.
CONFIRMED INVITED SPEAKERS are Jennifer Asimit (University of Cambridge MRC Biostatistics Unit), Diego di Bernardo (Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine), Zhana Kuncheva (Bioxcelerate AI), Antonietta Mira (Università della Svizzera italiana (USI), Lugano), Davide Risso (Università di Padova) Jonasz Słomka (ETH Zurich), Ben Swallow (University of St Andrew's)
The registration fee (covering three lunches, all coffee breaks and one dinner) is expected to be around 185€ .
More information about the conference, talks and posters from previous years, as well as this year’s host town, Bardonecchia, can be found at https://bioinference.github.io/2025/
Kind regards,
Massimiliano on the behalf of the 2025 BioInference Organisers
We are excited to invite you to the upcoming symposium, "Rhythms, Networks, and Slow-Fast Analysis in Neural and Endocrine Systems," hosted by the Centre for Applied Mathematics in Bioscience and Medicine (CAMBAM). The event will be held at McGill University, Montreal, Canada, between June 2–6, 2025. This symposium is co-sponsored by CAMBAM, Centre de Recherches Mathématiques, and the Department of Physiology - McGill. For more information, please visit: https://www.crmath.ca/en/activities/#/type/activity/id/4024 The full program is now available, and we are pleased to announce that poster registration is also open. A maximum of 20 posters will be accepted, so we encourage you to register soon to secure your spot. Poster submission should be made at the event page: https://www.crmath.ca/en/activities/#/type/activity/id/4024
The Mathematical Biology Research Centre (MBRC) in Nepal and Central Department of Mathematics, Tribhuvan University, are hosting the International Conference on Mathematical Biology (ICMB-2025) in Pokhara, Nepal, from June 12 to 14, 2025.
Under the theme "Quantitative Modeling and Computation in Life Sciences and Medicine," the conference will serve as a platform for a diverse community of scientists dedicated to applying mathematics to life and health sciences.
ICMB-2025 aims to showcase the event's multidisciplinary nature by uniting scholars from various fields, with a primary focus on the application of mathematical principles to biological research. The conference seeks to gather research scholars from a range of disciplines across Southeast Asia and the globe.
Please Visit: https://sites.google.com/view/icmbnepal/home?authuser=0
This annual international conference is hosted in 2025 the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics and the Institute of Mechanics at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sofia.
Biomath 2025 is devoted to recent research in life sciences based on applications of mathematics as well as mathematics applied to or motivated by biological studies. It is a multidisciplinary meeting forum for researchers who develop and apply mathematical and computational tools to the study of phenomena in the broad fields of biology, ecology, medicine, biophysics, biochemistry, pharmacokinetics, chemoinformatics, biotechnology, bioengineering, environmental science, etc.
Furthermore, Biomath 2025 includes a Special Topic session on Mathematical Models of the Immune system in Human Disease.
Conference website: www.biomath.bg/2025
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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