John Nardini

Data-driven modeler w/ interests in cell biology and cancer

Assistant Professor of Mathematics at @TCNJ @TCNJMathStat

Pronouns: He/him/his

[John Nardini @BioMathNard]

Very happy to announce that I will be joining @TCNJMathStat @TCNJScience @TCNJ as an Assistant Professor of Mathematics this fall! I can't wait to start working with TCNJ’s amazing community of students and teacher-scholars!

[SMB Cell and Developmental Biology Subgroup @SMBdevBio]

Check out also her latest work with @al_volkening and @BioMathNard on topological approaches to quantify patterns in zebrafish

📰https://t.co/TpThJMkhHk

[SMB - Society for Mathematical Biology @SMB_MathBiology]

Check out this recent paper in #BulletinMathBio
by @BioMathNard on Forecasting and Predicting Stochastic Agent-Based Model Data with Biologically-Informed Neural Networks.

https://t.co/KRQLnh5rS3

[Fiona Macfarlane @weefifimac]

Looking forward to the final day of @KSMB_SMB2024! If you have some energy left come along to our minisymposium on collective migration for exciting talks from @Valeria_Giunta_ , @RyanMurphy42 , @carles_falco , @CVS_Prasanna and @BioMathNard !

#smb2024 #ksmb2024

[TCNJ Department of Mathematics & Statistics @TCNJMathStat]

Our next colloquium speaker is Lucy Martinez @Lucy_A_Martinez from Rutgers! Lucy will present on "The Power of Computation" on Wednesday, Oct 18 from 11 - 12 in P229, and on Zoom. Don't miss it!

[∞ 𝕁uan ℂarlos @jcponcemath]

Having fun with the damped spring in @p5xjs for teaching ODEs:

https://t.co/UDzGztmDrt

#iteachmaths #ilovemaths #ODEs 😃

[Jeffrey West @mathoncbro]

New paper: “Agent-based methods facilitate integrative science in cancer”

Rather than simply review existing work, we advocate for the unique ability of agent-based methods to facilitate inter-disciplinary (integrative) science

https://t.co/KnJNoAyAMi

A thread 🧵🧵🧵:

[Keisha Cook, Ph.D. @KCookMathLab]

Hiring a postdoc for January 2023! Computational biology, applied mathematics, and interdisciplinary scholarship across bioengineering and statistics.
Link: https://t.co/qfWZGjM6NH

[John Nardini @BioMathNard]

@ReneeBradyPhD @MoffittResearch @EnderlingLab @mathonco Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉 !!!

[John Nardini @BioMathNard]

@mathoncbro @mathonco @MoffittResearch Congratulations, Jeffrey, and very well deserved !!!

[John Nardini @BioMathNard]

I'll be speaking on TDA, angiogenesis, and disease diagnostics today at #SIAMLS22 in MS18 at room 336 from 4:30-5:00. https://t.co/NuyI8k5wBQ

Come check it out and say hi!

[John Nardini @BioMathNard]

Check out our minisymposia at #SIAMLS22 on #DataDriven modeling in room 324 on Wednesday morning & afternoon! Great talks on TDA, deep learning, equation learning, collective dynamics and more!!

Organized with @v_ciocanel and @al_volkening

[SMB - Society for Mathematical Biology @SMB_MathBiology]

We are pleased to 📢 announce the 2023 Society for Mathematical Biology award winners, including @IBozic_ , Santiago #Schnell, @TrachetteJ , Chengyue #Wu, @MathCancer , @hamiscalculated, Elijah #Counterman, @111Hels & Fellows Siv #Sivaloganathan, @Flasheff1 & Richard #Bertram.

[SMB Methods for Biological Modeling @SMBmfbm]

We are excited to announce our special issue "Data-driven Methods for Biological Modeling" is now open for submissions in #BiolMathBiol
@SMB_MathBiology

Description Right pointing backhand index https://t.co/e157XXNZiM
Deadline to submit: November 22, 2022

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[SIAM Activity Group on Dynamical Systems @DynamicsSIAM]

"Leah Edelstein-Keshet is the 2022 SIAM John von Neumann Prize Lecturer": https://t.co/3jtiEjvZcZ

[John Nardini @BioMathNard]

@JaviUrcuyo Looks very cool , @JaviUrcuyo !

[Javier C Urcuyo Acevedo @JaviUrcuyo]

Check out our recent preprint!

[John Nardini @BioMathNard]

@mostnerdy @derekbruff Chat burst !!!

[John Nardini @BioMathNard]

@Fishiologist_Em @mostnerdy Congratulations Dr. Slesinger !!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

[Chrissy Newell @MrsNewell22]

This is your periodic reminder that shift+command+v will "apply the style of the surrounding content to the item pasted within that content" aka your pasted text will match formatting you're pasting it into. It is... glorious.