modeling nature from nano to macro
MATHEMATICAL MODELING,
MECHANICS AND
BIOLOGY
Granada, Spain / June 1-5 2020
Coordination
Juan Soler
Secretary
Juanjo Nieto
Interaction with companies
REGEMAT 3D (http://www.regemat3d.com)
INNITIUS (https://www.innitius.com)
Timetable
Minicourses
Phase field models for tumor growth. Pierluigi Colli, Dipartimento di Matematica. Università di Pavia.
Tissues as Active Materials. Jean-François Joanny. Soft Matter and Biophysics. Collège de France
Mechanobiology of Collective Cell Behaviors. Benoît Ladoux. Cell adhesion & Mechanics. Institut Jacques Monod. Université Paris Diderot / CNRS
Biological pattern formation. Anna Marciniak-Czochra, Applied Analysis and Modelling in Biosciences. Institute of Applied Mathematics. University of Heidelberg
Mechanics of Mitotic Spindle. Alex Mogilner. Courant Institute and Department of Biology. New York University
Physics of Magnetic Fluids. Juan de Vicente. Universidad de Granada
Effective Scientific Communication. Creativity in Science
Coordinated by Francisco Perfectti & Isabel Reche. Universidad de Granada
Talks
Routing cell-to-cell communication: Cytoneme guidance model for Hedgehog gradient formation. Adrian Aguirre-Tamaral. Molecular Biology Center, CSIC-Madrid
Singular traveling waves and non-linear reaction-difusion equations. Juan Calvo. University of Granada
Cell dynamics in glioblastomas. Martina Conte, BCAM-Bilbao
Tumor-Host immune relationships. Data and concepts. Guido Forni. Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Roma
Vertex model of the vertebrate neuroepithelium verifies that neuronal differentiation influences progenitor arrangement. Pilar Guerrero. University Carlos III de Madrid
Elasticity, pressure and growth in biological tissues. Juan Melchor. University of Granada
Propagation of interfaces in biological tissues. Carlos Pulido. University of Granada
Singular patterns in Keller-Segel-type models. Mario Veruete. University of Montpellier