
Explore tropical geometry's application to phylogenetic tree spaces, examining BHV space, tropical Grassmannians, and their implications for computational biology and statistics.

Explore convex sunflower theorems and neural codes, connecting neuroscience with discrete geometry to understand place cell encoding and cognitive mapping in rat hippocampus.

Explore probabilistic frameworks for simulating 2D and 3D shapes, with applications in computational biology. Learn about sub-image selection and shape statistics in cellular imaging and primate mandibular molars.

Explores a new algorithm for exact matching of correlated Erdos-Renyi graphs, improving noise robustness in graph matching for applications in computer vision and biology.

Exploring polynomial systems in biochemical reaction networks, focusing on computational techniques for analyzing families of polynomials with combinatorial structures derived from reaction digraphs.

Explore the mathematics of genome organization and its impact on gene expression through geometric packing models and deep learning, with insights on 3D genome reconstruction and autoencoder applications in genomics.

Explore mathematical approaches to immunology, including modeling immune responses and viral dynamics, in this lecture by renowned researcher Alan S. Perelson from Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Explore structural and stochastic modeling techniques to analyze tumor-immune interactions, enhancing understanding of cancer dynamics and potential treatment strategies.

Explore mathematical modeling in cancer research, covering population dynamics, systems biology, and machine learning to enhance understanding and treatment of this complex disease.

Explore mathematical models of epigenetic landscapes in cancer and aging, focusing on erosion processes and their implications for disease progression and cellular behavior.

Explore mathematical modeling of glioma regrowth post-resection, focusing on microtube-driven mechanisms and their impact on tumor recurrence and treatment strategies.

Explore data-driven modeling techniques for collective cell motility with Prof. Ruth Baker. Gain insights into interdisciplinary approaches in animal ecology and cell biology.

Analyze tumor cell shape heterogeneity using Riemannian elastic metrics for advanced statistical insights in cancer research.

Explore how mathematical modeling aids in combating mosquito-borne diseases and informs effective intervention strategies for global health impact.

Explore mathematical models of acute myeloid leukemia's clonal dynamics to understand tumor heterogeneity using a model-based approach.

Explore mathematical models for metastasis development, including spontaneous spread, tumor interactions, and therapy effects. Gain insights into predictive tools for personalized oncology.

Explore bias-variance theory in protein genotype-to-phenotype mapping, focusing on global inference and local prediction techniques.

Explore virtual cell growth patterns through Lenia, a continuous model presented by Dr. Bert Chan in this Mathematical Oncology seminar.

Explore the complexity of atopic dermatitis through an in silico model, uncovering new oscillating behaviors and multistability patterns to enhance understanding and potential treatment strategies.

Delve into advanced DNA modeling techniques, exploring coarse graining and multiscale approaches for understanding complex molecular structures and interactions at different computational levels.

Explore advanced computational techniques for DNA modeling, focusing on coarse-graining methods and multiscale approaches to understand DNA structure and dynamics at different resolutions.