Cristina Korb (UF Mathematics)
ZoomWolbachia establishment and invasion in Aedes Aegypti population to suppress Zika transmission Arboviral diseases such as dengue and Zika are diseases that pose a threat to health problems globally. Traditional …
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Luis Sordo Vieira (UF Laboratory for Systems Medicine)
ZoomMathematics as a tool for data integration Recent advances in technology has led to the acquisition of multimodal biological data measuring biological phenomena at various spatiotemporal scales. In this talk, …
Renee Brady-Nicholls (Moffitt Cancer Center, Integrated Mathematical Oncology)
ZoomPredicting Individual Responses to Hormone Therapy in a Leave-One-Out Study Using Prostate-Specific Antigen Dynamics Prostate cancer (PCa) is the second leading cause of cancer death in American men, second only …
Southeast Center for Mathematics and Biology 3rd Annual Symposium
The 3rd SCMB Annual Symposium is a free online event that will elevate and amplify the ongoing dialogue at the interface of mathematics and biology. The Symposium will host curated …
Margaret Simon (UF Biology)
ZoomPopulation-level consequences of the interaction between host stage-structure and disease Multiple life stages are a universal feature of organismal life cycles. Disease impacts life stages differently, and, in some cases, …
Jesse Adamski (UF Mathematics)
ZoomMinimizing the financial cost of COVID-19 using optimal control The COVID-19 pandemic has already caused hundreds of thousands of deaths worldwide. Countries have implemented national lockdowns in an effort to …
Jeremy Harris (Georgia Institute of Technology, Biological Sciences)
ZoomAsymptomatic transmission in COVID-19 dynamics Asymptomatic transmission has been critical to the spread of COVID-19, making the disease more difficult to control. However, the bulk of prior work assumes that …
Jay Pina (York University, Physics and Astronomy)
ZoomVisual models: A look at different approaches to understanding the mammalian visual system The mammalian visual system is a large, complex network of neurons composed of a number of spatially …
Gabriela Hamerlinck (UF Geography)
ZoomBeing the biologist in a world of mathematicians: Lessons learned from a decade in quant bio Communication and collaboration between the mathematical and biological sciences is paramount to the success …
Nicholas Kortessis (UF Biology)
ZoomUnderstanding the effects of habitat loss on population persistence Habitat loss is the dominant threat to biodiversity worldwide. Habitat loss comes in the form of land conversion, where suitable habitat …