Speakers
Becca Asquith
(Imperial College London)
Cailan Jeynes-Smith
(University of Tennessee Health Science Centre)
Chapin Korosec
(University of Guelph)
Fred Adler
(University of Utah)
Frederik Graw
(Heidelberg University)
Jessica Conway
(Penn State, USA)
Leor Weinberger
(University of Miami)
Mason Lacy
(Queensland University of Technology)
Melanie Prague
(Institut national de recherche en informatique et en automatique)
Montana Ferita
(University of Utah)
Nathanael Hoze
(Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale)
Nicole Pagane
(MIT)
Ruy Ribeiro
(Los Alamos National Laboratory)
Stanca Ciupe
(Virginia Tech)
Tyler Cassidy
(University of Leeds)
Veronika Zarnitsyna
(Emory University School of Medicine)
Description
This minisymposium showcases concrete progress in understanding immunobiology and infections using mathematical and computational methods under real experimental and clinical constraints. The speakers work at the boundary of immunology, medicine, and quantitative science, combining mechanistic modeling with modern computational and statistical tools to provide insights into complex biological processes. Across talks, we emphasize testing hypothesis-driven models against data to improve what we can quantify and predict about infection and immune response.
Author
Tin Phan
(Los Alamos National Laboratory)
Co-authors
Alan Perelson
(Los Alamos National Laboratory)
Montana Ferita
(University of Utah)
