Legend / Color-coding:
- MEPI (Mathematical Epidemiology)
- CDEV (Cell and Developmental Biology)
- EDUC (Education)
- IMMU (Immunobiology and Infection)
- NEUR (Mathematical Neuroscience)
- MFBM (Methods for Biological Modeling)
- POPD (Population Dynamics, Ecology & Evolution)
- ONCO (Mathematical Oncology)
- OTHE (Other)
Coffee with friends & colleagues
8:00am
Subgroup Keynote
8:30am
Deirdre Hollingsworth,
Oxford Big Data Institute,
Mathematical Epidemiology Subgroup
Sub-group minisymposia (9:30-11:00am)
CDEV: Subgroup Contributed Talks (9:30-11:00am)
- Leonie van Steijn
Leiden University
"Regulation of persistent cell migration by the extracellular matrix" - Emine Atici Endes
Heriot-Watt University
"Modelling Scratch Wound Healing Assay using an Improved Non-local Equation" - Bradford Peercy
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
"A Minimal Model for STAT regulation in Initiation of Clustered Border Cell Migration" - Ulrich Dobramysl
University of Cambridge
"Sensing and triangulation of chemical gradients" - Dimitris Goussis
Khalifa University, UAE
"Endogenous and exogenous IgG competing for FcRn receptors: multi-scale analysis"
IMMU: Immunobiology and Infection Minisymposium (9:30-11:00am)
- Rob de Boer
Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands
"Why do some populations of cells accumulate deuterium faster than lose it?" - Katia Koelle
Emory University, Atlanta, GA, USA
"Considering the consequences of cellular coinfection in within-host viral dynamics and modeling" - Carmen Molina Paris
University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
"A stochastic Model of Infection: Francisella T ularensis" - Catherine Weathered
Purdue University, West Lafayette
"Mycobacterium Avium infection in the lungs: effects of bacterial phenotype and biofilm"
MEPI: Modeling COVID-19 to inform control efforts, Part II (9:30-11:00am)
- Annelies Wilder-Smith
Umea University
"COVID-19 Outbreak on the Diamond Princess Cruise Ship: Estimating the Epidemic Potential and Effectiveness of Public Health Countermeasures" - Samuel Clifford
LSHTM
"Can traveller interventions delay a local outbreak?" - Jonathan Dushoff
McMaster University
"Time distributions and coronavirus control" - Caroline Colijn
Simon Fraser University
"Modelling and estimation for COVID19: classic estimates of key parameters and the role of genomic data"
MFBM: Topological and network analyses for data (9:30-11:00am)
- Maria-Veronica Ciocanel
Duke University, United States, ciocanel@math.duke.edu
"Ring Channel Dynamics using Topological Data Analysis" - John Lagergren
NC State, United States, jhlagerg@ncsu.edu
"Biologically-informed neural networks guide mechanistic modeling from sparse experimental data" - John Nardini
NC State, United States, jtnardin@ncsu.edu
"Analyzing Collective Motion with Machine Learning and Topology" - Adelie Garin
EPFL, Switzerland, adelie.garin@epfl.ch
"Topological Data Analysis for (biological) image analysis"
ONCO: Multiscale models of cancer heterogeneity, with applications in drug development and precision medicine (9:30-11:00am)
- Matthias Reuss
Stuttgart Research Center Systems Biology, University of Stuttgart
"Spatial-temporal multiscale modelling and simulation of vascular tumour growth - development of new multicellular simulators based on structural consistency between model and computer architecture" - Holger Perfahl
Stuttgart Research Center Systems Biology, University of Stuttgart
"Hybrid Modelling of Transarterial Chemoembolisation Therapies (TACE) for Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC)" - Samuel Handelman
Internal Medicine, University of Michigan
"Incorporation of morphological features to inverse problems in high-content screening of anti-cancer therapies" - Harsh Jain
Mathematics, Florida state University
"A Standing Variation Model of Prostate Cancer Response to Live Cell Vaccination"
OTHE: Eco-evolutionary dynamics across scales of organisation (9:30-11:00am)
- Paula Vasconcelos
Uppsala
"How does joint evolution of consumer traits affect resource specialization?" - Lynn Govaert
Eawag
"Towards an integrated theory of eco-evolutionary communities" - Charles Mullon
Lausanne
"Eco-evolutionary dynamics under non-random interactions" - Josep Sardanyés
CRM Barcelona
"Dynamics of cooperation: from origins of life to ecosystems"
POPD: Mathematical models of evolutionary rescue (9:30-11:00am)
- Stephan Peischl
University of Berne
"The effect of gene flow on evolutionary rescue" - Robert Noble
ETH Zurich
"The logic of containing tumours" - Mario Santer
Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology
"Evolutionary Rescue and Drug Resistance on Multicopy Plasmids" - Jacek Miękisz
University of Warsaw
"Evolution of populations with strategy- dependent time delays"
15 minute break (11:00-11:15am)
Sub-group minisymposia (11:15am)
CDEV: Shapes, patterns, and forces in development biology (11:15am-12:45pm)
- Steffen Rulands
Max Planck Institute
"Setting up the epigenome: a collective phenomenon" - Alessandra Bonfanti
University of Cambridge
"Characterising the rheology of soft tissues using Fractional Viscoelastic models" - Mathias Sonja
Uppsala University
"Impact of force function formulations on the numerical simulation of center-based models" - Clinton Durney
UBC
"Quantifying cellular contributions to salivary gland tubulogenesis"
IMMU: Immunobiology and Infection Minisymposium (11:15am-12:45pm)
- Cristian van Dorp
Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA
"Stochastic viral dynamics modeling of time series from HIV-1 cure experiments in macaque and mouse models" - Stanca Ciupe
Virginia Tech, Department of Mathematics, Blacksburg, VA, USA
"Understanding the antiviral effects of RNAi-based therapy on chronic hepatitis B infection" - Ruy Ribeiro
Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal
"How do CD8+ T cells control HIV infection?" - Eva Stadler
University of New South Wales, Sydney
"Heterogeneity in the risk of latent malaria parasite reactivation explains the timing and pattern of infection recurrences in (Plasmodium vivax) malaria endemic settings"
MEPI: COVID-19 Contributed Talks II (11:15am-12:45pm)
- Nicholas Steyn
University of Auckland
"The effect of border controls on the risk of COVID-19 re-incursion in New Zealand" - Lin Wang
University of Cambridge
"Serial interval of SARS-CoV-2 was substantially shortened over time by non-pharmaceutical interventions" - Louise Dyson
University of Warwick
"The impact of contact networks upon SARS-CoV-2 transmission in workplaces and universities" - Robin Thompson
University of Oxford
"Mathematical modelling in the earliest stages of the COVID-19 pandemic"
MFBM: Topological and network analyses for data (11:15am-12:45pm)
- Samuel Heroy
University of Oxford, United Kingdom, samuel.heroy@maths.ox.ac.uk
"Rigidity percolation in random rod networks" - Yu-Min Chung
UNC Greensboro, United States, y_chung2@uncg.edu
"On the morphology of mitochondria via a multi-parameter persistent homology approach" - Alexandria Volkenning
Northwestern University, United States, alexandria.volkening@northwestern.edu
"Topological data analysis of zebrafish skin patterns" - Ashish Raj
UCSF, United States, ashish.raj@ucsf.edu
"Inference on models of network spread and protein aggregation in Alzheimer’s and dementia"
ONCO: Data-based modeling in cancer research with focus on clinical applications (11:15am-12:45pm)
- David Cheek
Program for Evolutionary Dynamics, Harvard University
"DNA sequence evolution in the Yule process" - Christoph Engel
Institute for Medical Informatics, Statistics and Epidemiology (IMISE), University of Leipzig
"Utility of specialized clinical registries for knowledge-generating care in oncology: Results from two large German consortia on hereditary cancer predisposition syndromes"