Research
The Center's research spans four unique themes:
- Cell Biology and Development
- Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
- Computational Neuroscience
- Data and Quantitative Analysis
Constructing Predictive Models of Biological Systems
Our core premise is that what scientists really want through "data analysis" is to understand cause and effect, and ultimately, to discover how to control systems to produce a desired outcome. From an applied mathematical perspective, this desire is a wish for dynamical models that can accurately describe them. We are a group of researchers committed to teaching and learning the relevant mathematical techniques, numerical methods, and data/statistical analysis and using these methods to develop predictive models relevant to current problems in experimental and computational biology.
The Center's research spans four unique themes:
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“If I were a senior or first-year graduate student interested in biology, I would migrate as fast as I could into the field of computational biology...” -- Francis Collins