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How digital twins and nearest neighbor #AI can promote human health at the individual level
nature.com/articles/s43588-0… @NatComputSci @NTrayanova @LabSysMedUF
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Congratulations to our @UF College of Medicine graduates crossing the stage today and receiving their diplomas! This significant milestone marks the culmination of your dedication and hard work as Gator scientists, and we are immensely proud of you. #UFgrad #GatorPhD #ClassOf2023
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Today MGB spotlights Angela Tabiri, a Research Associate and Academic Manager at African Institute for Mathematical Sciences Ghana. Read more about Angela Tabiri at mathematicallygiftedandblack…
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How to be a math person:
1) do math (any type at all)
2) be a person
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This massive jump in Impact Factor is largely due to our editors in chief Reinhard Laubenbacher @LabSysMedUF and Alan Hastings. We are sad to see them go but grateful for all of their years of service! Here is @HeikoEnderling handing Reinhard a plaque in thanks!
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Our special session on “Diversity in Mathematical Biology" got approved for the AMS Spring '23 Sectional Meeting! This is a session which I am co-organizing with my friend Margherita Maria Ferrari (U Manitoba). I will make a post in the coming months about confirmed speakers. 1/3
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Check out my most recent paper on Aspergillus fumigatus and COVID-19.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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I am a week late in posting about #LATMATH2022 because I jumped right into SIAM LS22 as soon as I got back home. I cannot emphasize enough how outstanding and really well-organized LatMath 2022 was and how much it made me feel like a member of the mathematics community (1/3)
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2 days into #ATC2022! Yesterday evening, our surgical research fellow Dr. Leah Plumblee presented the lab’s work utilizing ex-vivo treatments to stabilize cell junctions and improve outcomes in a porcine renal transplant model. #ATC2022Boston
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Our opinion piece on immune digital twins is out. nature.com/articles/s41746-0…
#Immunology #DigitalTwins #medicine #MSMViral #Software #Biology #ComputationalBiology #Therapy #diagnosis #Health #healthcare #technology
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Multi-scale mechanistic modelling of the host defence in invasive aspergillosis reveals leucocyte activation and iron acquisition as drivers of infection outcome | Journal of The Royal Society Interface royalsocietypublishing.org/d…















