Mathematical Biology: Applications and Analysis 2025

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Abstract

Systems of interacting particles play an important role in the mathematical modelling of biomedical phenomena. Typically, these systems are encountered across scales reaching from intracellular processes to the growth of large cell aggregates and tissues, and comprise numbers of agents that are often intractable to simulate numerically. This calls for techniques to coarse-grain and derive effective models that, systematically, establish a bridge between different scales. Concurrently, certain model properties such as phase segregation, pattern formation, or self-organisation are expected to be observedacross scales, posing a particular challenge in the derivation of effective models.

The aims of MB2A2 are twofold: on the one hand, the workshop aims at providing a platform for leading experts at the interstice of mathematics and biology to present their latest research. On the other hand, there is ample room to engage in new research directions, to test new ideas, and to set up or continue research collaborations.

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