Mathematical Modeling in Biology and Epidemiology: A Workshop on Dynamical Systems 

A fiveday summit of talks, activities and workshops

Join us for a five-day workshop exploring the intersection of mathematical modeling, epidemiology, and biological systems through the lens of dynamical systems. This workshop brings together researchers, students, and professionals to discuss recent advances, share ideas, and build collaborations in the field of mathematical biology.

The sessions will include invited talks, hands-on tutorials, and interactive discussions on real-world applications of mathematical models in disease dynamics, population biology, and control strategies.

Whether you're a researcher, a graduate student, or simply interested in how mathematics can model life itself, this workshop is for you.

 Key Themes

• Compartmental Models in Epidemiology (SIR, SEIR, etc.)

• Optimal Control in Disease Dynamics

• Bifurcation & Stability Analysis in Biological Systems

• Data-Driven Modeling in Biology

• Dynamical Systems in Ecology and Population Biology

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