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Jointly organised by groups at the University of New South Wales and the University of Melbourne, the Theory of Living Systems is a webcast seminar series based out of Australia and New Zealand. The aim is to promote cutting edge research at the interface of theory, computation and life science. For more information, please see Theory of Living Systems. Organisers: Dr Richard Morris, …

This seminar series is organised by the Melbourne Mathematical Biology group, and is supported by the Computational Biology Research Initiative. Featuring renowned speakers, the series covers applications of mathematics and computing to understand biological systems. To subscribe and receive email notifications about upcoming seminars, please see The School of Mathematics and Statistics Events page. Coordinator: Dr Douglas Brumley

In 2021, ANZIAM will be holding its annual conference virtually, and as a result the Mathematical Biology Special Interest Group (MBSIG) will also be meeting in a virtual setting. Theme Decision Making and Mathematical Biology Date Monday 8th of February 2021 Where This years MBSIG annual meeting will be held virtually on VirtualChair, in the Plenary Room. Schedule 9:00am-9:10am: Welcome 9:10am-10:10am: Keynote Presentation (Prof. Alex Mogilner, Courant Institute, New York …

"Cell Motility in Dynamic Environments" is the first of two MATRIX Research Programs, with the second being "Mathematics of Tissue Dynamics".   This research program will specifically examine the intricate coupling between fluid mechanics, cell motility and active navigation, ubiquitous features of the microbial world. The participants will present novel mathematical and experimental approaches for studying cell dynamics in carefully controlled microenvironments, …

"Mathematics of Tissue Dynamics" is the second of two MATRIX Research Programs, with the first being "Cell Motility in Dynamic Environments".   This program will see graduate students and world-leading mathematical modellers come together to collaborate in a week-long research intensive program, in the area of tissue dynamics. We will focus on multiple scales, incorporating many different modelling techniques. The aim of …