Organized by Giulia Celora, Valeria Giunta, Andrew Krause, and Denis Patterson
Join us for a dynamic symposium uniting experts on the theory and application of mathematical models to biological systems where space and structure matter. From PDEs and agent-based models to multi-scale and mean-field approaches, the event brings together theoretical and applied mathematicians working to uncover and validate biological insights in complex spatiotemporal systems.
Thanks to generous support from the ICMS (as an ICMS@Durham event) and Durham University, we will be able to offer travel and accommodation funding for some early-career researchers (with additional funding for those from developing countries) as well as support for caring costs such as childcare, helping make the event as inclusive and accessible as possible.
Let us know if you are interested in attending here. Registration will open by the end of 2025, along with further information.
Contact us at durhamspatialbiologyworkshop@gmail.com if you have any questions!