I’m teaching MATH 456: Mathematical Modeling in Fall 2025, focusing on mathematical approaches to modeling cellular phenomena. This course will bridge mathematics, computation, and biology for upper-division students.
Together with the lab’s first REU summer student Justin Steinman, we posted our first lab pre-print on support graph preconditioners for off-lattice cell-based models.
We posted a pre-print on cell cluster instability for robust cluster formation, exploring how cells stay together during migration.
Our book on bifurcations and symmetries in non-local cell adhesion models is out!
Available from Springer.
Our review on computational and mathematical models of cell migration is published in PLOS Computational Biology, bridging from single to collective cell migration across multiple scales.