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MiLS meeting on "Linking Mathematics, Experiments and Data"

We are pleased to announce the programme for the fifteenth Mathematics in Life Sciences (MiLS) meeting.


Event details

The meeting will focus on "Linking mathematics, experiments and data" and will take place on the 8-9th March 2023 from 11:30 (8th March) to 13:30pm (9th March) in the Harrison Building at the 内射大奶 (Streatham Campus). The Harrison building is building number 23 on this map. Directions to Streatham Campus (including bus routes and flight connections) can be found here. Limited parking is available on campus in Car Park C (Visitor Car Park) or on Prince of Wales Road opposite buildings 6 and 7.

Attendance to the meeting is free of charge, but we kindly ask you to register your intention to attend by filling out the registration form here:

We are planning to have a poster session on 8th March. If you are interested in presenting a poster, please let us know when emailing to register.

We look forward to welcoming you to Exeter.

 

Schedule:

8th March am - Harrison 209

11:30 Arrival and coffee

11:45 (Imperial College London)
"Neural manifold analysis of brain circuit dynamics in health and disease"

12:30 Catered lunch

8th March pm - Harrison 103

13:30 (University of Bristol)
"Programming cells: from models to data and back"

14:15 (University of Warwick)
"Co-substrate dynamics in metabolism: from theory to experiments?"

15:00 Tea & coffee

15:30 (University of Sussex)
"Testing mathematical models in hybrid systems experiments."

16:15 Poster session

18:00 Pub trip

9th March - Harrison 170

09:30 (Lancaster University)
"Is non-autonomous dynamics in mathematics sufficient to describe open systems in physics? Lessons from cellular, cardiovascular and brain dynamics"

10:15 Discussion session & breakout on opportunities and challenges in integrating experiments and models

11:00 Tea & coffee

11:30 (University of Edinburgh)
"TBA."

12:15 Catered lunch

13:30 Close

Location:

Harrison