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Understanding complex diseases requires approaches that jointly analyze omic data across multiple biological layers. In our new preprint, we merge data-driven multiomic factor analysis with systematic integration of mechanistic knowledge using COSMOS+ 🧵👇 doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…

Final reminder! Applications close for our virtual #bioinformatics training course this weekend, 26 November. This course is aimed at experimental #biologists, #bioinformaticians, and #mathematicians who have just started in #systemsbiology. Apply now: ebi.ac.uk/training/event…

@FordVersyptLab @anna_c_nelson @smb__2023 Great pictures and a fabulous hiking spot. Sad to miss SMB this year.

@anna_c_nelson @smb__2023 We drove there ourselves but did overlap with the bus crew.

Our last adventure in Ohio was hiking the Old Man's Cave loop at Hocking Hills State Lark.

I recently reviewed James Keener's "Biology in Time and Space: A Partial Differential Equation Modeling Approach". Well worth checking it out for anyone teaching or working in maths bio or Applied PDEs/Dynamical Systems! You can find my review here: maa.org/press/maa-revi…

@SuzanneSindi Anything is possible @SuzanneSindi ! You know my story already but for other folks thinking about it, I went post tenure to pharma R&D and it’s been a great journey.

Any post tenure/full prof folks radically change research areas? Or career? I like what I'm doing, on most days, but I want to know it's still possible do something else. That I can still be something else.

The last day of WIMB always feels like what I imagine Summer Camp to be - I don't want it to end! (Note: I've NEVER been to Summer Camp.) These women are sooo awesome! I want to hang out with everyone all day & do math/coding/modeling + fun chats + meals. #WIMB2022

Interesting conference coming up: "Mathematical modelling approaches to virtual clinical trials" careerandinnovationhub.ca/mmavct2022/

@FordVersyptLab @SuzanneSindi @FordVersyptLab thanks for spreading the word for this great workshop and echo @SuzanneSindi that we are so glad to have you join as co-organizer. With also the amazing Rebecca Segal.

Applications are open for Collaborative Workshop for Women in Mathematical Biology: Mathematical Approaches to Support Women’s Health. The one I attended as a postdoc altered my career trajectory towards physiology! Now I'm a co-organizer. Deadline Mar 18. ima.umn.edu/2021-2022/SW6.…

Looking forward to co-leading a project at the Collaborative Workshop for Women in Mathematical Biology: Mathematical Approaches to Support Women’s Health with @adrianne_jenner Deadline to apply is March 18, more details here: ima.umn.edu/2021-2022/SW6.…

Doing a PhD is - at heart - one long discussion with your mentor. The discussion changes over time - with unexpected turns and ups & downs - but through it all is a pair of people discussing a topic endlessly to make sense of it. PhD students: choose someone you like to talk to!

"The Galton board of phenotypic plasticity and resistance to therapy," designed by @TCass20 Click here to read #MathOnco issue 184: thisweekmathonco.substack.com/p/this-week-in…

Today the Lathisms website is featuring Kamrine Poels, a post-graduate research fellow at Pfizer. Check out their story at Lathisms.org #HispanicHeritageMonth2021

@shaon_chak @KamPoels @NatureComms Outstanding work by @KamPoels —I am so glad we convinced her to join our group at Pfizer!

Herculean effort from @KamPoels+colleagues to initiate a clinical trial based on a validated model of combination therapy in lung cancer. Happy to have contributed in the initial stages of model development and to see this finally out in @NatureComms. go.nature.com/3wMTj8x

Transitioning from academia to industry isn’t simple but working with a great team of people to bring new medicines to patients can be an incredibly rewarding and fun experience. (9/)

@anna_c_nelson Congratulations! What a great picture!

Coming up on March 5th! the 10th annual Southern California Systems Biology Symposium, hosted virtually by City of Hope. we have an outstanding and diverse line up of speakers from across Southern California. Take a look and register today - it's free! cityofhope.org/2021-systems-b…

excited for the diverse line-up of speakers for the 10th annual southern California systems biology symposium, hosted virtually by City of Hope this year! Please register, consider presenting a poster in the virtual poster session, and retweet cityofhope.org/2021-systems-b…

Happy to see this :) #BlackinMathRollCall