We are organising the mini-symposium
MS17 "Multi-scale modelling of biomechanical systems and their simulation using neural networks"
(see https://iccb2023.conf.tuwien.ac.at/scientific-programme/mini-symposia/ for the abstract) as part of the forthcoming 10th International Conference on Computational Bioengineering (ICCB 2023), September 20-22, 2023, Vienna, Austria (https://iccb2023.conf.tuwien.ac.at).
We kindly invite readers to submit a relevant abstract for a presentation in this mini-symposium (time slots of 20 minutes).
Instructions and access to the online submission system can be found at https://iccb2023.conf.tuwien.ac.at/scientific-programme/abstract-submission
Please select that your presentation is associated with our mini-symposium MS17.
The submission deadline is March 31, 2023.
Further information about the conference can be found at the web site https://iccb2023.conf.tuwien.ac.at/
Raimondo Penta Alf Gerisch
Epigenetic regulation can be defined as the ability of the genome to remodel itself to facilitate (or hinder) the access of transcription factors and gene expression machinery to their targets. It has long been recognised as a key player in development, as a means to silence/activate large sections of the genome in a timely fashion. More recently, epigenetic regulation has emerged as a similarly important factor in diseases such as cancer, where dysregulation of epigenetic mechanisms leads to loss of cell identity and abnormal behaviour. Loss of integrity of epigenetic landscape is also involved in cellular senescence and ageing. Despite its importance and the wealth of data that has accumulated in recent years, many of the mechanisms that are involved in genome remodelling and induced by epigenetic regulation, remain poorly understood.
The aim of this project is to formulate mechanistic, mathematical models that describe how large-scale patterns of epigenetic marks form, and how the resulting patterns affect genome structure and remodelling within the nucleus. We are particularly interested in how exogeneous factors (such as the accumulation of DNA damage) interfere with such landscapes: what are the mechanisms involved in large-scale transitions; and what is their effect in genome reorganisation? This project will be carried out in close collaboration with the Metabolism and Cancer group, ICO-IDIBGI, Girona, and with Prof. Helen Byrne, University of Oxford.
We seek a candidate to fill this postdoc position within the HENOCANDYN project (ref PID2021-127896OB-I00). Candidates should have (or be close to obtaining) a PhD in Mathematics, Physics, or a related discipline with a strong mathematical background. An interest in multidisciplinary research is essential, as is expertise in applied dynamical systems, stochastic processes, and/or statistical mechanics, including numerics and simulation.
The successful candidate will join a thriving research group within the Centre de Recerca Matematica (CRM), with a wide range of research interests and projects within Mathematical Biology. The group has an extensive network of experimental and theoretical collaborators in Barcelona and further afield. CRM, which was recently awarded the “Maria de Maeztu” label of excellence, also offers a wide range of training opportunities for early career researchers.
Applications from female candidates are particularly encouraged. Please contact Tomas Alarcon (talarcon@crm.cat) for any queries regarding this position.
Links: https://www.icrea.cat/Web/ScientificStaff/tomas-alarcon-210760 https://sites.google.com/site/tomasalarc/ https://idibgi.org/en/grups/metabolisme-i-cancer/ https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/people/helen.byrne https://www.crm.cat/person/37/sardanyes-cayuela-josep/ https://sites.google.com/site/nonlineardynamicsevolutionlab/home
The Mathematical & Computational Biology group at the CRM is looking for a Postodctoral Research Associate in Mathematical Modelling of Epigenetic Regulation to join the project Heterogeneity and noise as engines OF cancer evolution: A multiscale dynamical systems approach (HENOCANDYN). This contract is envisaged to start in September 1st 2023 and will last until August 31st 2025.
Applications will be accepted until March 31st 2023.
TASKS Taking into account the known feedbacks between the activities of the different epigenetic modifiers, we will analyze the conditions for the emergence of rugged (functional) epigenetic landscapes. We will pay special attention to the conditions on the interaction matrix arising from the chromatin 3D structure, which can be obtained experimentally by means of HiC-seq data. Use dimension reduction methodology to produce low-dimensional descriptions of the epigenetic landscapes models to analyze the effects of heterogeneous metabolic cofactors and intrinsic noise on the global transitions affecting the ELs in cancer and ageing Use the above models to predict, in the presence of heterogeneity and noise, the ability of metabolic modifiers (NAD boosters, metformin, etc.) to restore functionality to eroded Els. We will also investigate these issues in the context of ageing and DNA damage under low radiation conditions using the resources of the ICTS at “Laboratorio Subterraneo de Canfranc” (LSC)
REQUIREMENTS Candidates should have (or be close to obtaining) a PhD in Mathematics, Physics, or a related discipline with a strong mathematical background. An interest in multidisciplinary research is essential Expertise in applied dynamical systems, stochastic processes, and/or statistical mechanics, including numerics and simulation.
ASSESSABLE CONDITIONS Publication record Fluency in english and communication skills Capacity to work as part an interdisciplinary team
CONTRACT DETAILS Expected starting date: 01/09/2023 Duration of the contract until 31/08/2025 Salary as established by collective agreement
EVALUATION PROCESS AND CRITERIA The selection process will be evaluated by the CRM Director or the CRM deputy director, Profs. Tomas Alarcon and Josep Sardanyes, as principal investigators of the project, and Prof. Helen Byrne, University of Oxford, as a collaborator in the project.
This process consists in: 1) Admission of candidates: applicants must submit a curriculum vitae and a cover letter by email at rrhh@crm.cat, as well as address scientific inquiries to talarcon@crm.cat, until 31/03/2023, indicating the reference code of the offer. The requests referred from another portal, other than the CRM job offers section and the instructions contained therein, will not be accepted. 2) Shortlist: assessment of the fulfilment of the minimum requirements of the offer. 3) Selection: evaluation of the shortlisted candidates by a total score according to objective criteria. 4) Final decision: If we find the right person, the resolution will be formally communicated and will be published in the CRM careers section.
https://crm.cat/call/65/postodctoral-research-associate-in-mathematical-modelling-of-epigenetic-regulation-ref-2023-003-p04480-/71/
Please contact Prof. Federico Frascoli and/or Prof. Cecilia Vernia if interested in this position (emails below). Note that this joint program offers a double PhD. The successful candidate will be awarded, at the end of his candidature, two PhD certificates: one from The University of Modena and Reggio Emilia and one from Swinburne University of Technology. The title of the project is Understanding latent fate programming in immune T cells For a single cell to give rise to a multicellular organism, it and its progeny must divide, differentiate and/or die in response to intrinsic and extrinsic cues. Similarly in our adaptive immune response, a single naïve T cell yields diverse progenies that meet both the immediate needs of host defence, and the longer term needs of immune memory. This project is focussed on understanding how the fate of naïve T cell progenies is determined. Fate can be determined in one generation, but not manifest until several generations later. How fate is controlled in cells of the adaptive immune system would be invaluable for medical interventions such as vaccination, cancer immunotherapy, and autoimmune therapies, but has not yet been achieved. The candidate, together with the supervisors, will focus on developing an original and accurate mathematical model to understand how and when the fate of a cell is determined. A combination of advanced analytical, computational and statistical methods will be used. The candidate is required to meet Swinburne’s English language requirement for international applicants and must provide evidence of one of the following: • minimum IELTS overall band of 6.5 (Academic Module) with no individual band below 6.0 no longer than 24 months before submitting your application; • a TOEFL iBT (internet-based) minimum score of 79 (with a reading band no less than 18 and writing band no less than 20) no longer than 24 months before submitting your application; • a Pearson (PTE) 58 (no communicative skills less than 50) no longer than 24 months before submitting your application; • successful completion of a total of 24 months (full time equivalent) of formal study where the language of instruction and assessment was English at AQF level 7 or above (or equivalent) at an approved university no longer than 60 months before submitting your application.
The candidate will be initially based in Melbourne, with the possibility of spending up to 18 months (consecutively or for different, separate periods) in Modena, Italy. The monthly stipend will be AU$2500 (approximately 1600 EUR). The maximum length of the scholarship is four years, with a full stipend available for 3.5 years. Thesis allowance, relocation costs and a $3,500 (2300 EUR) research grant for research-related expenses (travel, conferences, collaborations etc) will also be provided. More details can be found at the SUPRA (Swinburne University Postgraduate Research Award) webpage. The two principal supervisors for the project will be Prof. F. Frascoli (Swinburne) and Prof. C. Vernia (UNIMORE). Please contact either of the two for more information at ffrascoli@swin.edu.au and cecilia.vernia@unimore.it
Procedure To express their interest, candidates are required to submit the following documents: • a short (max 2 pages) curriculum vitae, in English; • a copy of the certificate of the English test that satisfies Swinburne’s English language requirement. If that is not available, an indication of when the candidate will sit the chosen language exam. Please write to the supervisors, Vernia and Frascoli, for more information about availability of tests in Italy. • a statement of up to 200 words explaining why the candidate wants to apply for this PhD project, in English.
Please submit the above material via email with subject “UniMORE-Swinburne PhD” to ffrascoli@swin.edu.au and/or cecilia.vernia@unimore.it
The deadline for applications is on Friday, 31st March at 5 pm Italian time
The Department of Mathematics is seeking to hire two excellent research and education academics.
The Department currently includes 18 permanent staff. We are engaged in research across pure and applied mathematics and mathematical physics, and game theory is one of our areas of expertise. In the last Research Excellence Framework, 97% of Mathematics outputs were rated as either world-leading or internationally excellent and Mathematics ranked 11th in the UK for research impact. The Department runs four BSc undergraduate programmes in Mathematics, Mathematics with Data Science, Mathematics and Finance, and Mathematics with Finance and Economics as well as an MSc in Mathematics and in Mathematics with Data Science, and a Foundation Year programme.
The deadline for applications is 16 April 2023. Potential candidates are welcome to contact Professor Mark Broom, the Head of Department, at Mark.Broom@city.ac.uk
The next MPDEE conference will be held in Marseille Luminy (CIRM) from 24th to 28th April.
You can find information on the CIRM webpage here : https://conferences.cirm-math.fr/2769.html
Please note the following deadlines: Deadline for abstract submission (oral or poster) : 1st March Deadline for registration : 15th March
There is no registration fee but you'll have to pay your accommodation directly to the CIRM when you'll be there. The cost is : 105€/night for a simple room 95€/night for a double room It includes all the accommodation (room + meals).
This conference aims to bring mathematicians interested in applications in ecology and evolution together. This field is increasing very fast, the conference will allow to present some overview on new applications with plenary speakers (2 per day) and to present different research results with short talks (1/2 hour each). Some discussion sessions will allow to initiate or enhance collaborations. The MPDEE-23 program will consist of plenary talks (1h) and contributed talks (30 minutes) and a poster session. The presentations are expected to be mostly grouped around the above subject areas. However, we will be ready and willing to consider any submission of a potentially high scientific merit which does not exactly fall into the list of topics proposed in the Scientific Content section. We already organised MPDEE in the CIRM in 2016 and it has been a successful event. We also organized the conference in 2021, and even in remote conditions, we could have a nice conference with around 100 participants from several countries.
If you have any question, please contact JC Poggiale (jean-christophe.poggiale@univ-amu.fr)
Main role: We are searching for a motivated postdoctoral researcher to co-lead the development of a new computational tool for analyzing the spread of swine diseases. This position will be centered on the development of mechanistic models which explicitly consider transmission dynamics in space and time. The focus here is on developing and disseminating a forecast/prediction treatment regimen for precision and optimal resource allocation to help the swine industry efficiently preempt and manage outbreaks.
The postdoctoral researcher will calibrate dynamic mathematical to unique data that has been fully collected and curated. The available data set includes actual animal movement data at farm level, weekly disease occurrence with genetic sequences, complete on-farm biosecurity and disease intervention for two years and more. For more details of previous work and data available, read: Pigspread, and MHASpread: A multi-host animal spread stochastic multilevel model available here (https://machado-lab.github.io/assets/jobs/Postdoc_position_math_modelling.pdf)
In summary, this work will unravel transmission, estimate epidemic parameters, identify spread determinants, and assess the impact of interventions. In addition, many potential research projects are available, so the research focus may be tailored to the interests and skills of the individual. There will also be opportunities to seek grant funding to develop related, independent research. Access to high-powered computing is available through the Machado’s Lab Lab website (https://machado-lab.github.io/)
Position terms: The initial appointment will be from 12 to 18 months, but three years of federal funding have already been secured. Salary is expected to be in the range of $55,000 to 60,000, which will be commensurate with the qualifications and experience of the individuals.
See: https://machado-lab.github.io/assets/jobs/Postdoc_position_math_modelling.pdf
We are organizing a Lorentz workshop on wound care technologies at Lorentz center Oort. In the workshop, we will discuss the state-to-art research on the topic and all the interesting interdisciplinary projects about wound care. Registration is free and now open at https://www.lorentzcenter.nl/wound-care-technologies-from-multidisciplinary-science-to-clinical-practice.html
Qiyao Peng (Leiden University)
The sixth Conference on Computational and Mathematical Population Dynamics (CMPD6) will take place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, from 23 to 27 May 2023.
CMPD6 welcomes minisymposia and talks in all areas of population dynamics. The conference website (https://cmpd6.github.io/) includes the most up to date information about the conference.
Minisymposia consists of (potentially several) blocks of 4 talks. The deadline for submission of minisymposia and contributed talks has been moved to March 2023, with acceptance decided on an ongoing basis.
Contributed talks are also welcome and can be submitted using a link on the website, with acceptance communicated on an ongoing basis. Contributed talks will be grouped by topic area during the conference; some may be incorporated to existing minisymposia with the approval of minisymposia organizers.
For early registrations (before 15 April), registration fees are $450 CAD for regular attendees and $350 CAD for postdocs and students. Fees will cover coffee breaks, lunches and a reception.
About the job Technology Innovation Institute (TII) is a publicly funded research institute, based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. It is home to a diverse community of leading scientists, engineers, mathematicians, and researchers from across the globe, transforming problems and roadblocks into pioneering research and technology prototypes that help move society ahead.
Biotechnology Research Centre The Biotechnology Research Center (BRC), part of the Technology Innovation Institute (TII), was established to contribute to UAE research priorities across several emerging fields, utilizing molecular, cellular and digital technologies to develop the human expertise and biotech sovereignty of the emirates. The BRC is addressing unmet needs in advanced bio-robotics, in environmental applications such as new desalination and agricultural technologies, and it aims to enable better healthcare outcomes through molecular and genomic strategies, and AI enhanced bioinformatics and biomedicine. Job Responsibilities: Develop PK/PD or PB/PK or QSP mathematical models to describe the ADME effects of drugs. Use available methods for parameter estimation, sensitivity analysis, assessment of model credibility. Collaborate with the biotech center (BRC) wet-lab facilities to request/conduct bio-chemical experiments necessary to set up and to validate the pharmacometrics models. Be involved in scouting activities in local/international pharmaceutical companies to identify exploitable results. Contribute to securing relevant Intellectual Property on the team’s projects Assist team members with constructive criticisms of manuscripts preparation, rehearsals of talks, etc. Contribute to team meetings by reporting ongoing works and giving feedback to colleagues on their progress reports. Maintain a technology watch on emerging biotech trends in his/her area of expertise and disseminate the relevant information to team members. Contribute to outreach activities directed to the public, during science fairs, students’ visits, and for relevant public events. Generally, contribute to fostering a friendly and productive group relationship.
Requirements: Minimum of 2 years of research/industry experience in the development of PK/PD, PB/PK or QSP models Good level knowledge of specific pharmacometrics and systems pharmacology software tools (e.g., NONMEM, PKSIM, MonolixSuite) Basic understanding of molecular and cell biology Good level knowledge of computer programming in a high-level environment (e.g., R, Matlab, Python) is a plus Good-level knowledge clinical trial pharmacometrics Good track record of scientific publications Prior work with regulatory filings in a pharmaceutical company is a plus Demonstrable abilities for effective English written and oral communication.
Qualifications: PhD in fundamental pharmacokinetics, pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic modeling, and pharmacometrics principles. Master’s Degree in a relevant field preferred. At TII, we help society to overcome its biggest hurdles through a rigorous approach to scientific discovery and inquiry, using state-of-the-art facilities and collaboration with leading international institutions. Our rigorous discovery and inquiry-based approach helps to forge new and disruptive breakthroughs in advanced materials, autonomous robotics, cryptography, digital security, directed energy, quantum computing and secure systems.
Please contact Andrea Tortosa (andrea.tortosa@tii.are) for candidature or further info.
Biotechnology Research Centre The Biotechnology Research Center (BRC), part of the Technology Innovation Institute (TII), was established to contribute to UAE research priorities across several emerging fields, utilizing molecular, cellular and digital technologies to develop the human expertise and biotech sovereignty of the emirates. The BRC is addressing unmet needs in advanced bio-robotics, in environmental applications such as new desalination and agricultural technologies, and it aims to enable better healthcare outcomes through molecular and genomic strategies, and AI enhanced bioinformatics and biomedicine. Responsibilities: Perform statistical analysis on clinical/medical/biological data pertaining disease progress with the aim of predict disease outcome (i.e., with prognostic value). Use available methods for multivariate analysis for the stratification of patients. Collaborate with the biotech center (BRC) wet-lab facilities to request/conduct experiments at the cell or molecular (i.e., gene/protein) level to validate statistical/analytical findings. Assist in scouting activities in local/international clinics or pharmaceutical companies to identify exploitable results. Contribute to securing relevant Intellectual Property on the team’s projects Assist team members with constructive criticisms of manuscripts preparation, rehearsals of talks, etc. Contribute to team meetings by reporting ongoing works and giving feedback to colleagues on their progress reports. Maintain a technology watch on emerging biotech trends in his/her area of expertise and disseminate the relevant information to team members. Contribute to outreach activities directed to the public, during science fairs, students’ visits, and for relevant public events. Generally, contribute to fostering a friendly and productive group relationship Requirements: Minimum of 2 years of experience in conducting research in the use/development of mathematical and statistical methods to perform analysis of clinical/biolab data Basic understanding of cell and molecular biology Good level knowledge of computer programming in a high-level language (e.g., Python) and/or in a high-level programming environment (e.g., R, Matlab/Octave, Mathematica) Knowledge of Machine Learning methods and libraries is a plus Good track record of scientific publications Demonstrable abilities for effective English written and oral communication.
Qualifications: PhD in Data Science, Statistics, Mathematics or related field. Master’s Degree in a relevant field preferred. At TII, we help society to overcome its biggest hurdles through a rigorous approach to scientific discovery and inquiry, using state-of-the-art facilities and collaboration with leading international institutions. Our rigorous discovery and inquiry-based approach helps to forge new and disruptive breakthroughs in advanced materials, autonomous robotics, cryptography, digital security, directed energy, quantum computing and secure systems.
Biotechnology Research Centre The Biotechnology Research Center (BRC), part of the Technology Innovation Institute (TII), was established to contribute to UAE research priorities across several emerging fields, utilizing molecular, cellular and digital technologies to develop the human expertise and biotech sovereignty of the emirates. The BRC is addressing unmet needs in advanced bio-robotics, in environmental applications such as new desalination and agricultural technologies, and it aims to enable better healthcare outcomes through molecular and genomic strategies, and AI enhanced bioinformatics and biomedicine. Responsibilities: Develop disease specific mathematical/computational models to describe the disease progress. Use available methods for parameter estimation, sensitivity analysis, assessment of model credibility. Collaborate with the biotech center (BRC) wet-lab facilities to request/conduct experiments at the cell level to set up and validate computational methods. Assist in scouting activities in local/international pharmaceutical companies to identify exploitable results. Contribute to securing relevant Intellectual Property on the team’s projects Assist team members with constructive criticisms of manuscripts preparation, rehearsals of talks, etc. Contribute to team meetings by reporting ongoing works and giving feedback to colleagues on their progress reports. Maintain a technology watch on emerging biotech trends in his/her area of expertise and disseminate the relevant information to team members. Contribute to outreach activities directed to the public, during science fairs, students’ visits, and for relevant public events. Generally, contribute to fostering a friendly and productive group relationship. Requirements: Minimum of 2 years of experience in conducting research in the development of mathematical models of biological systems Basic understanding of cell biology Good level knowledge of computer programming in a low-level language (e.g., C, C++, Fortran) or in a high-level programming environment (e.g., R, Matlab, Mathematica) Good-level knowledge of libraries for numerical resolution of differential equations Good track record of scientific publications Demonstrable abilities for effective English written and oral communication.
Qualifications: PhD in Physics, Mathematics or related field. Master’s Degree in a relevant field preferred. At TII, we help society to overcome its biggest hurdles through a rigorous approach to scientific discovery and inquiry, using state-of-the-art facilities and collaboration with leading international institutions. Our rigorous discovery and inquiry-based approach helps to forge new and disruptive breakthroughs in advanced materials, autonomous robotics, cryptography, digital security, directed energy, quantum computing and secure systems.
Biomath is an international series of conferences 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.
What does Biomath 2023 offer • Presentations by top class keynote speakers • Opportunity to share your research via a contributed talk, a poster or both. • Opportunity to publish in the journal Biomath (SJR 2021: 0.246, Scopus, DOAJ, MathSciNet, zbMATH), https://biomath.math.bas.bg/biomath/index.php/biomath • Opportunity to meet and interact with researchers in this interdisciplinary area, build links, establish collaborative networks. • School for Young Scientists for kick starting an academic career in Biomathematics. • Research stimulating environment in the setting of a pleasant and a care-free ambiance of a Black Sea resort. • Lots of history going back millennia, unique local culture and cuisine.
Conference language: English Conference website: www.biomath.bg/2023
This in-person workshop aims to bring together researchers in the field of epidemics with different backgrounds (mathematicians, physicists, computer scientists, engineers, and biologists) to present current problems as well as potential avenues of future research in epidemiology. Possible topics covered in the workshop are, among others: capturing human behaviour in epidemic modelling, outbreak analysis, epidemics on metapopulation, non-Markovian epidemic models, challenging modelling problems, etc.
This event will be an exploratory workshop with discussions after each talk and talks that move away from closed presentations about already published research. We think that this format will enrich the attendees and the other participants. There will be room for poster presentations.
If interested, please submit an abstract of 2-3 pages through the website https://sites.google.com/view/epimod-girona2023/ .
On behalf of the Mathematical Institute Oxford and of the conference organisers, we are pleased to inform you about the following scientific event: "Topics on Neuroscience, Collective Migration and Parameter Estimation" which will take place in Oxford from July 3 to 7, 2023.
The talks will cover a broad range of topics in mathematical biology, with special focus on applications in populations dynamics, neuroscience and inverse problems. For a detailed list of the speakers and registration information, please follow
https://sites.google.com/view/neurocollectiveestimation/home?authuser=0.
We kindly encourage you to participate and share this invitation with your colleagues and any young researchers who may be interested (master students, Ph.D. students, post-docs...). If you are an early career researcher and want to apply for financial help, please include it in the registration form.-- Any questions about the scientific content of the workshop should be directed to the organisers.-- Queries about the logistics on-site in Oxford should be directed to Helen Stringer at Helen.Stringer@maths.ox.ac.uk.
Best regards,
Jose A. Carrillo, Gissell Estrada-Rodriguez, Duncan Martinson and Pierre Roux.
We are pleased to announce the 18th Annual Multicell Virtual-Tissue Modeling Online Summer School and Hackathon -- 2023, which will take place between Monday July 31st and Sunday August 13th, 2023.
We would very much appreciate your help in letting your colleagues and students know about this opportunity. This year’s workshop will take place over the course of two weeks. The first week will focus on the basics of building virtual tissue models modeling using CompuCell3D. The second week will focus on advanced modeling topics, as well as advanced features and capabilities of the CompuCell3D software. A two-day model-building Hackathon in which attendees work in teams to build a functioning model of their problem of interest will be hosted at the end of the advanced course. Attendees are welcome to attend only the first week, only the second week, or both weeks of the course. Attendance in the first week is not required to attend the advanced portion of the course. Attendance of at least one week of the workshop is required for participation in the Hackathon.
Summer school attendance guarantees admission to the Model-Building Hackathon. The Hackathon will group attendees by topic of interest. Experienced modelers will be embedded within each group. Workshop instructors will be available to assist Hackathon participants throughout the two-day session. Everyone will leave with a functioning core model that they can further customize.
For more information, please see our announcements at https://compucell3d.org/Workshop23
To register, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/CC3D2023. More information on CompuCell3D is available at https://compucell3d.org/.
Try out some example models online at NanoHub: https://compucell3d.org/Models-nanoHub.
For more information email hfennel@iu.edu
ICIAM 2023, the 10th International Congress on Industrial and Applied Mathematics, will be held at Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan on August 20-25, 2023. https://iciam2023.org The call for minisymposia has been announced. The closing date for submissions of proposals is December 23, 2022. For more details, please see "Call for Minisymposia": https://iciam2023.org/1030 On the same webpage, the call for contributed talks has been also announced. Contact address: Shin'ichi Oishi Congress Director, ICIAM 2023 Professor, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan e-mail: oishi@waseda.jp Secretary e-mail: secretary@iciam2023.org
We would like to inform you the following three important topics of ICIAM 2023: The 10th International Congress on Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan, August 20-25, 2023 https://iciam2023.org 1. Minisymposium Proposals/Contributed Talks deadline extended 2. Call for Posters 3. Financial Support 1. Minisymposium Proposals/Contributed Talks deadline extended Due to many requests, the deadline for abstract submission of minisymposium proposals and contributed talks for ICIAM 2023 has been extended to February 20, 2023. Calls for Minisymposia and Contributed Talks have been announced: https://iciam2023.org/1030 * Conference Format Every meeting at ICIAM 2023 will be held at Waseda University *in person*, and the conference program will be arranged in Japan Standard Time. For participants who have to attend the conference online for appropriate reasons, all conference rooms are capable of hybrid-style meetings. * Minisymposia What is a Minisymposium: A minisymposium is composed of one or a few sessions (up to three or four sessions) of coordinated presentations on a single topic of interest and importance in industrial and applied mathematics. Each session within a minisymposium should include four presentations in two hours. Each speaker should be allotted 25 minutes for their presentation, with an additional 5 minutes for discussion. Important Dates: All deadlines are at midnight AoE (Anywhere on Earth). - Closing date for submissions of proposals: February 20, 2023 (extended) - Acceptance notification for proposals: within one month after submission of each proposal - Closing date for submissions of abstracts from speakers: April 20, 2023 * Contributed Talks What is a Contributed Talk: Contributed talks in lecture format are invited in all areas consistent with the congress themes covering topics in industrial and applied mathematics. A contributed talk is a 15-minute oral presentation, with additional 5 minutes for discussion. Important Dates: All deadlines are at midnight AoE (Anywhere on Earth). - Closing date for submissions: February 20, 2023 (extended) - Notification of decisions: within two months after submission For more details for minisymposia and contributed talks, please see "Calls for Minisymposia and Contributed Talks": https://iciam2023.org/1030 2. Call for Posters Contributed presentations in poster format are invited in all areas consistent with the congress themes. The author that intends to present a poster at ICIAM 2023 must submit a title and a brief abstract not to exceed 75 words. Submission: Contributed presentations in poster format can be submitted via https://iciam2023.org/1225 Categories: Onsite poster presentation submission has two categories: Applied Mathematics and Industrial Mathematics. Even if you give an oral talk in the congress, you can submit one poster for Applied Mathematics and one poster for Industrial Mathematics, respectively. Important Dates: All deadlines are at midnight AoE (Anywhere on Earth). - Submissions of Posters open on January 10, 2023 - Closing date for submissions of posters: April 20, 2022 - Acceptance notification for posters: within two weeks after submission of each poster For more details for posters, please see "Call for Posters": https://iciam2023.org/1030 3. Financial Support This program is addressed to researchers of any nationality and professional situation needing financial support to attend the ICIAM 2023 Tokyo Congress. Grants will be awarded by the Financial Support Committee. Preference will be given to applicants who plan to give a presentation (oral and poster) at the congress. ICIAM 2023 Tokyo provides financial support for - FS1：Financial Support Program for Registration Fee - FS2：Financial Support Program for Travel Support You can apply both FS1 and FS2. Note that there are possibilities that an application for FS1 is accepted but that for FS2 is rejected due to many requests. Even in such a case, the presentation should not be canceled, since the presentation can be given online. Important Dates: All deadlines are at midnight AoE (Anywhere on Earth). * FS1 - Application open: December 1, 2022 - Closing date for the submission: February 20, 2023 - Date to start notification of decisions: December 1, 2022 - Date to terminate notification of decisions: April 10, 2023 * FS2 - Application open: January 20, 2023 - Closing date for the submission: March 20, 2023 - Date to start notification of decisions: April 1, 2023 - Date to terminate notification of decisions: April 10, 2023 For more details, please see "Financial Support": https://iciam2023.org/576 We are looking forward to your contribution! With best regards, Shin'ichi Oishi ICIAM2023 Congress Director Professor, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan
The aim of this workshop is to bring together experts from different communities to cover the investigation of diffusive systems from several viewpoints: analytically, combining methods and techniques from Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) and dynamical systems to derive and analyse mathematical models for the applied phenomena; numerically, reviewing the most recent techniques and software for the computation of bifurcation diagrams and continuation with respect to the systems’ parameters; and, last but not least, from the applied — in particular biological — viewpoint: a constant exchange of knowledge between the theoretical investigations and the experimental data is in fact crucial in order to advance the research in this area.
Our speakers will illustrate the most recent advancements in these fields, and foster the creation of new research directions with a concluding description of three open research questions aimed at colleagues working in fields different from their own. This will allow researchers with different backgrounds to learn ultimate techniques, connect with experts from various areas, and collaborate with fellow participants to produce new, cutting-edge research.
Further information will follow in due course.
The Workshop on Mathematical Perspectives on Immunobiology brings together researchers who do research on one of the most complex systems of the human organism: the immune system. The focus will be on mathematical modeling and computational analysis applied to immunology, host-pathogen interactions, onset and progress in human diseases. Special attention will be paid to how applications of mathematics relate to open problems and questions in the context of infectious diseases, cancer and chronic inflammatory diseases.
Deadline for abstract submission: 23 June 2023
For more information and registration, please visit the workshop's website at http://www.math.bas.bg/nummeth/workshop2023/
Physiology in Focus 2023 is the first joint physiology meeting of the Scandinavian Physiological Society (SPS), the Federation of European Physiological Societies (FEPS), and the Baltic Physiological Societies.
We would like to welcome researchers working on mathematical modeling in physiology and share their results with experimentalists. The program of the meeting and pre-meetings together is available on the website (see below).
Abstract submission deadline is May 25 2023.
Conference website: https://sps-feps-2023.eu
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