… where we talk: Random openings in neurons, Gumbatine, and conferences in Canada.
Jay Newby graduated from the University of Utah Math Biology program in 2010. He was supervised by Paul Bressloff. His expertise includes applied stochastic processes, mathematical modeling, and machine learning tools for bio-image analysis.
Learn more about Jay’s work on his webpage: https://sites.ualberta.ca/~jnewby/
Find the weather app we talked about is here: earth.nullschool.net
And you can find out about SMB’s annual meeting here: https://2025.smb.org/
Find out more about SMB on:
The website: smb.org
Bluesky: @smbmathbiology.bsky.social
Twitter: @smb_mathbiology
Facebook: @smb.org
Linkedin: @smb_mathbiology
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Season 2 Episode 9: Marissa Renardy
… where we talk: Big pharma, In silico trials, and Sciencing for fun.
Marissa earned a PhD in Mathematics from The Ohio State University in 2018. She was then a postdoctoral research fellow at University of Michigan until 2021, when she joined Applied BioMath as a full time QSP modeler, then GSK in July 2024.
She does applied work with her mathematician parents’ full approval.
Follow Marissa’s progress on her LinkedIn page:
linkedin.com/in/marissa-renardy.
Find out more about SMB on:
The website: smb.org
Bluesky: @smbmathbiology.bsky.social
Twitter: @smb_mathbiology
Facebook: @smb.org
Linkedin: @smb_mathbiology
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Season 2 Episode 8: Daniel Cooney
… where we talk: Hawks and Doves, social media and the PhD comics.
Dan Cooney is a mathematical biologist interested in modeling evolutionary dynamics across scales and exploring collective behavior in complex biological and social systems. He also enjoys reading, traveling, and “applied game theory” to baseball and chess.
Find out more about Dan’s work on his website: https://publish.illinois.edu/danielbcooney, or follow him on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/danielcooney1.bsky.social
Find out more about SMB on:
The website: smb.org
Bluesky: @smbmathbiology.bsky.social
Twitter: @smb_mathbiology
Facebook: @smb.org
Linkedin: @smb_mathbiology
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Season 2 Episode 7: Mohit Kumar Jolly
… where we talk changing cancer cells, awards and the Indian Institutes of Technology.
Mohit leads an interdisciplinary research team working on elucidating the dynamics of metastasis and drug resistance, through developing multi-scale mathematical models in close collaboration with experimental and clinical colleagues.
He and his group do this work powered by many cups of chai.
Find out more about Mohit’s group and their work on the following website: https://be.iisc.ac.in/~mkjolly/.
Find out more about SMB on:
The website: smb.org
Bluesky: @smbmathbiology.bsky.social
Twitter: @smb_mathbiology
Facebook: @smb.org
Linkedin: @smb_mathbiology
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Season 2 Episode 6: Mark Lewis
where we talk: the Akira Okobu prize, the Fokker-Planck equation, and the movement of bears.
Mark Lewis is a mathematical ecologist at the University of Victoria. He uses mathematical models to understand the environment and our human impacts. He tries to maintain that work life balance by spending that hard-earned free time curling.
Find out more about Mark’s groups’ work on the following website: https://lewisresearchlab.org/
Find out more about SMB on:
The website: smb.org
Bluesky: @smbmathbiology.bsky.social
Twitter: @smb_mathbiology
Facebook: @smb.org
Linkedin: @smb_mathbiology
The Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
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