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SUMMARY:Workshop "Recent trends in PDEs for mathematical biology: dynamics
 \, stability and patterns" [HIM Workshop]
DTSTART:20270215T080000Z
DTEND:20270219T140000Z
DTSTAMP:20260716T204600Z
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Emma Seggewiss (HCM)\, Kanami Ueda\n\nThis workshop 
 is aimed at the participants in the Junior Trimester Program "Renewal Equ
 ations\, PDEs and non-equilibrium systems in biological modelling". It is
  not possible to apply only for this workshop. \nOrganizers: \n\nLuce Br
 euil\nMartina Conte\nCharles Elbar\nNadia Loy\nSofie Verhees\n\nSpeakers:
  \n\nTBA\nTBA\nTBA\nTBA\nTBA\n\nDescription:\nBiological systems are inhe
 rently complex\, with a wide variety of interactions among their component
 s that give rise to dynamic\, self-organized behaviors spanning multiple l
 evels of organization. Mathematical models based on the use of Partial Dif
 ferential Equations have proven to be powerful tools to help understand co
 llective dynamics and interactions\, providing a rigorous mathematical fra
 mework for modeling the evolution of biological systems. Such models offer
  insights into fundamental questions concerning the mechanisms driving the
  observed behaviors\, including the conditions for the emergence and persi
 stence of patterns\, the robustness of biological structures under perturb
 ations\, and the long-time behavior of complex systems.\nThis workshop wil
 l focus on recent developments in the use of PDEs for modeling biological 
 systems\, highlighting theoretical advances\, methodological innovations\,
  and applications. Such applications will range from developmental biology
  and collective cell migration to ecology\, illustrating the broad relevan
 ce of PDE models across life sciences. Over the course of five days\, the 
 workshop will provide participants with opportunities to present recent re
 sults\, exchange ideas\, discuss methodological innovations\, and explore 
 future directions in the use of PDEs for understanding living systems. It 
 will foster interdisciplinary dialogue among researchers from different ar
 eas of expertise\, bridging theory and applications\, thus providing a com
 prehensive perspective on the role of PDEs in mathematical biology.\n\nhtt
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URL:https://math-events.uni-bonn.de/event/1169/
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