📣Blog post📣 Our new post highlights Duncan Martinson, a postdoc at the Isaac Newton Institute (@NewtonInstitute). @DuncanMartinson is interested in collective behavior & shares about the importance of linking data & modeling at different scales. More at: https://t.co/LQCloe8WEL
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I am happy to announce that one of my articles has recently been published in eLife! If you are interested in mathematical biology and the possible relationship between ECM remodeling and collective migration, then this is the read for you!
https://t.co/xu3UeeaUpW
Oxford Mathematician Philip Maini has been awarded the IMA Gold Medal not only for profound contributions to mathematical biology & medicine, but also his mentoring of early career researchers & leadership of the mathematical biology community. @IMAmaths
https://t.co/zcGjRErEB2
A little late on the announcement, but we recently uploaded a pre-print on some of my graduate work with our biological collaborators! If you're interested in mathematical models for collective cell migration and the ECM, check it out!
https://t.co/PDQF9uPwRc
Super belated I know - but here’s Alan Lindsey on Tuesday using mathematical modeling to predict optimal distribution of chemical receptors for transport/cell signaling. Turns out if a cell clusters receptors together, it can better determine the direction of incoming signals.