Talks

The workshop comprises of a series of talks by invited speakers, as well as two student presentations. There are also poster presentations during lunch and afternoon coffee break.

Invitied speakers:

Christopher Yau (Birmingham) Learning biological dynamics from static data: constructing temporal trajectories using machine learning

Michelle Kendall (Oxford) Inferring the "true" tree: what to do when phylogenetic analyses disagree

Sarah Harris (Leeds) Supercomputing in the Cellular Jungle

Kit Yates (Bath) Hybrid frameworks for modelling reaction-diffusion processes

Neil Dalchau (Microsoft Research) Programming biomolecular systems

Irilenia Nobeli (Birkbeck) From transcriptomic data to plausible biology hypotheses via bioinformatics

Student talks:

Sarah-Beth Amos (University of Oxford) Simulations and Markov state models of protein disorder

Nuria Folguera Blasco (The Francis Crick Institute) Beating cancer 'escape room': let's use mathematical modelling to unlock cells!