Jay Newby

Applied mathematician–studying how small things move in micron scale biological systems–stochastic modeling, cell biology, mucosal immunology, particle tracking

[Jae Kyoung Kim @umichkim]

"Stochastic Modeling and Data Analysis for Biological Systems" Workshop is coming soon!
https://t.co/1MiEFyNmkC

[Jude Kong @dzevela]

That I am speechless, is not an understatement!!! I am truly honoured and humbled by the trust, confidence and support of the @IDRC_CRDI . I am immensely grateful to God, my colleagues, @yorkuniversity and my family for their unending support.
https://t.co/D0XbIPFQG0

[SMB Cell and Developmental Biology Subgroup @SMBdevBio]

We have some new blog posts up!
@JayMNewby shares his journey to math biology, and his current research on random motion in living systems, including tissue development, swimming bacteria in mucus, and molecular crowding in cells.
https://t.co/yd0Ftv0YHh

[Karin Leiderman @karin_leiderman]

Thrilled to announce that this Fall I’ll be joining @UNC as faculty in the @CompMedUNC program, with joint appointment in @amathunc and @UNC_BCBP. Looking forward to working with new colleagues in the UNC Blood Research Center, @UNC_Lineberger, and all across campus!

[Alain Goriely @AlainGoriely]

@jon_ox Many thanks Jon!

[Keisha Cook, Ph.D. @KCookMathLab]

I am excited to announce that I am one of the members of this cohort of amazing researchers! I look forward to working with everyone. Thank you SIAM!

[Dr. Lynora Saxinger MD FRCPC Infectious Diseases @AntibioticDoc]

I feel like I should point out that careful, 3 dose vaccinated people (like myself) are getting COVID-19 in droves right now, and that further,
1) this shouldn't be stigmatized
2) this doesn't mean vaccines are failing.
It does highlight a few important points though
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[Jay Newby @JayMNewby]

@GladfelterLab @PappulabWashU Congrats Ian!

[Gladfelter Lab @GladfelterLab]

So excited to show off this paper that has been in the works for a while now. Special shout out to Ian Seim for really leading this project and @PappulabWashU for their help! https://t.co/t8qVyeeUO3

[Marco Hein @marcoyannic.bsky.social @marcoyannic]

Some scientific illustrations become memes*, some turn into cultural icons.
It requires a combination of originality, aesthetic, simplicity and scientific accuracy.
Here are some of them 🧵
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*memes in the original sense: units of cultural inheritance that replicate and evolve

[Turing Post @TheTuringPost]

NVIDIA open-source 3 versions of the StyleGAN architecture:
1. The original StyleGAN implementation
2. StyleGAN2
3. StyleGAN3

StyleGANs is a technique for creating photorealistic synthetic images.

Find links here: https://t.co/W6T4OXxO40

[Karin Leiderman @karin_leiderman]

A great start to my day with a thank you gift of orchids from my ⁦@MinesAMS⁩ undergraduate researcher Julia Eiken. She is making a beautiful web-based app for our coagulation model. Coming soon!!Mentoring students in research is definitely a highlight of my #academiclife!

[Katie Newhall @KatieRandomMath]

Check out our recent work on a self-avoidant particle model! We find these model particles can self-trap, unexpected!! Phys. Rev. E 105, 024609 (2022) - https://t.co/PrIWhYa3MJ

[Canadian Fungal Network @CanFunNet]

Do you want to understand living systems by studying fungi at the interface of physics and biology. @dacharle42 is the plenary for you. Come out to #CFN22 in June for more!! Register today

[Thomas Hillen @thillen17]

Richard von Mises (1883-1953) is a Ukrainian mathematician, who is known for his "normal" distribution on the circle: the von-Mises distribution.

[Ahmed El Hady @zamakany]

NEW PREPRINT😎 How do animals decide during social foraging? a study by Subekshya Bidari along with @zpkilpat, @j_d_davidson and myself presents a model that distinguishes social communication strategies, and allow model fitting to animal behavior data. https://t.co/hJyjb3FSWy

[Bhargav @BRamKram]

Introducing the Systems and Computational Understanding of Biophysical Actions (SCUBA) group at the Institute of Molecular Biophysics (@mobfsu) at Florida State featuring Wei Yang, Richard Bertram, and me! Dive into science with us!

[Gladfelter Lab @GladfelterLab]

Thanking all my mentors, trainees and collaborators for discoveries leading to my election as a AAAS fellow this year for my "contributions to the field of cell biology, particularly in the areas of phase-separated condensates and the biophysics of the septin cytoskeleton"

[SIAM Activity Group on Dynamical Systems @DynamicsSIAM]

"What's math got to do with patterns in fish?" (by Blake Shirman, Alexandria Volkening): https://t.co/VIFB7zZya8

"This article (…) is for young readers (roughly ages 8--11). We introduce children to math biology and modeling through skin pattern formation in fish."