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    Andreas Buttenschön

    Andreas Buttenschön

    Assistant Professor in Applied Mathematics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst

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    I'm currently updating this page with detailed information about my research projects. Please check back soon!

    In the meantime, you can explore my published work or visit my lab page for more information about current activities.

    Here you'll find an overview of my research projects, showcasing the intersection of mathematics, computation, and biology.

    Multiscale Models Bridging Molecular Signaling to Collective Behavior

    Multiscale Models Bridging Molecular Signaling to Collective Behavior

    I embed intracellular signaling networks within cell-based simulations, enabling mechanistic connections between molecular processes and tissue-level patterns across three orders of magnitude.

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    Physics-based models of collective cell migration

    Agent-based modeling approaches for multicellular systems. Currently expanding this page with detailed information about our computational frameworks.

    Continuum Models Capturing Long-Range Cell Communication

    Continuum Models Capturing Long-Range Cell Communication

    I develop non-local integro-PDEs where interaction kernels encode both spatial separation and cellular state, providing a rigorous mathematical framework for collective cell migration.

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