Agenda

9h00 - 9h10: Roman Bauer (University of Surrey, Introduction)

9h10 - 9h50: Marco Manca (SCImPULSE Foundation, "How theoretical really is biology - From experiences, to computational models, and back ")

9h50 - 10h30: Vasileios Vavourakis (University of Cyprus, "Mathematical and computational modelling procedures to simulate breast cancer development in murine models")

10h30 - 11h00: Coffee break

11h00 - 11h40: Cristian Axenie (Technische Hochschule Nurnberg Georg Simon Ohm, "Fusing Mathematical Modelling, Biomedical Data and Learning Algorithms for Computational Oncology")

11h40 - 12h20: Alireza Tamaddoni-Nezhad (University of Surrey, "Human-machine learning and applications in scientific discovery")

12h20 - 13h50: Lunch break

13h50 - 14h10: Umar Abubacar (University of Surrey, "Corticogenesis through Agent Based Modelling")

14h10 - 14h30: Alexander Dunn (University of Cambridge, “Graph theoretical generative network models and their applications to studying cellular-scale brain network development”)

14h30 - 15h10: Carina Dunlop (University of Surrey, "Integration of cellular contractility and adhesion in computational models for mechanosensing")

15h10 - 15h50: Ryan Bournes (University of Surrey, “Agent-based computational modelling of biofilms”)

15h30 - 16h00: Coffee break

16h00 - 16h40: Ilias Rentzeperis (Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) Madrid, "Possible principles underlying visual processing")

16h40 - 17h00: Roman Bauer (Conclusion)