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SUMMARY:Winter School "Differential Equations in Mathematical Biology: Ana
 lysis\, Stochasticity\, and Modelling" [HIM/HSM Special Topic School]
DTSTART:20270118T080000Z
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CONTACT:him-contact@hcm.uni-bonn.de
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Emma Seggewiss (HCM)\n\nHIM School is a week-long ev
 ent directed at PhD students and recent Postdocs (up to six years past the
 ir PhD). \nThe call for participation for this Winter School is now open 
 until September 27\, 2026\, 11:59 pm (CEST).\nPlease note: Application is
  mandatory\, except for those who have already been invited to participate
  in the Junior Trimester Program.\nResearchers from the HCM\, in particula
 r\, early-career researchers\, are welcome upon request.\nEveryone will be
  notified in due time about whether participation and partial financial su
 pport is possible. After being selected as participant\, you will be invit
 ed to register.\nScientific Organizers: \n\nOscar de Wit\nManuel Esser\nN
 adia Loy\nDaniel Morris\n\nLecture series by:\n\nMurad Banaji (Lancaster U
 niversity)\nMichela Ottobre (Heriot Watt University)\nSepideh Mirrahimi (C
 NRS\, Institut de mathématiques de Toulouse\, Université Paul Sabatier)\
 nSylvie Méléard (Ecole polytechnique)\n\nDescription:\nBiological system
 s are inherently multiscale and their mathematical treatment requires comp
 lementary perspectives attracting researchers from different scientific f
 ields. From intracellular reaction networks to interacting populations an
 d ecological communities\, their dynamics are shaped by complex interacti
 ons\, stochastic effects\, and spatial structure. Capturing these features
  calls for a diverse mathematical toolbox ranging from stochastic process
 es and reaction networks to kinetic theory and nonlinear partial differen
 tial equations. This research school brings together various perspectives
  and techniques in mathematical biology. The lectures will introduce rece
 nt analytical and probabilistic methods for studying biological systems ac
 ross scales\, emphasizing the interplay between deterministic and stochas
 tic descriptions.\nThe aim of the school is to provide participants with a
  coherent view of modern mathematical techniques in mathematical biology\,
  highlighting how PDE analysis\, and stochastic techniques interact in the
  study of non-equilibrium biological systems. Particular attention will be
  paid to methodological bridges between frameworks and to emerging analyti
 cal challenges.\nThe school is intended to serve as a comprehensive introd
 uction to the program and to facilitate the interaction between different 
 research communities.\n\nhttps://math-events.uni-bonn.de/event/1133/
URL:https://math-events.uni-bonn.de/event/1133/
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