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NITMB-supported research explores how environments encourage interdependence in microbial communities
NITMB faculty member Sergei Maslov highlights how environments can encourage interdependence in microbial communities
NITMB
Jun 81 min read
Estimating evolutionary processes from large-scale data: A conversation with Laura Kubatko
Meet Laura Kubatko, Professor of Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology (EEOB) and of Statistics at Ohio State University!
NITMB
May 284 min read
Watch: Moumita Das on uncovering the physical principles of biological cells and tissues with AI and Math
Discover research uncovering the physical principles of biological cells and tissues with AI and math! Moumita Das is a Professor of physics at the Rochester Institute of Technology. At NITMB, she was co-organizer of the 'Expanding the Palette of Mathematics in Biology' workshop. Learn more and watch talk recordings from this workshop. Credits: Human elbow joint anatomy graphic courtesy of Magnific: https://www.magnific.com/free-vector/human-elbow-joint-anatomy-illustration_2
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May 11 min read
Utilizing interdisciplinary approaches to study physiological and pathological processes: A conversation with Ning Wei
Meet Ning Wei, assistant professor of mathematics at Purdue University!
NITMB
Apr 295 min read
Nature might have a universal rhythm
From insects to birds to mammals, research from NITMB community members Guy Amichay and Daniel Abrams demonstrates that communication signals follow a common tempo
NITMB
Apr 291 min read
Research by NITMB Affiliate Member Alexandria Volkening awarded Outstanding Paper Prize for 2025 by The Company of Biologists
Research co-authored by NITMB Affiliate Member Alexandria Volkening has recently been awarded the Outstanding Paper Prize for 2025 by The Company of Biologists.
NITMB
Apr 172 min read
Quantifying biological mechanisms from modern omics data: A conversation with Guanao Yan
Meet Guanao Yan, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computational Mathematics, Science and Engineering (CMSE) at Michigan State University!
NITMB
Mar 264 min read
Some like it cold: Snow flies create their own heat to avoid freezing
A new study from NITMB faculty member Marco Gallio and NITMB Deputy Director of Broader Impacts, William Kath, finds specialized 'snow flies' produce bursts of heat and antifreeze proteins.
NITMB
Mar 261 min read
NSF-Simons National Institute for Theory and Mathematics in Biology Welcomes New Scientific Leaders to the Institute
The NSF-Simons National Institute for Theory and Mathematics in Biology (NITMB) is excited to announce that Lisa Fauci (Pendergraft Nola Lee Haynes Professor, Mathematics, Tulane University) and Alan Hastings (Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Environmental Science & Policy, University of California, Davis) have joined the Institute as Scientific Leaders. NITMB Scientific Leaders act as hands-on guides who directly shape the science supported by the Institute. Working alon
NITMB
Mar 173 min read
Quantifying how individual behavior shapes collective outcomes: A conversation with Gökçe Dayanıklı
Meet Gökçe Dayanıklı, assistant professor of Statistics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign!
NITMB
Feb 264 min read
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