Data-driven Modelling Workshop 2022

We are organising a 2-day workshop together with Rubén Pérez Carrasco, Vahid Shahreszaei and Peter Swain. 22-23 June 2022 at Imperial College London. The event is supported through the Quantitative Sciences Research Institute at Imperial College and by UKRI (FLF fellowship to P Thomas).

The venue is 170 Queen’s Gate, Imperial College London, UK.

23 June 2022

Time	Speaker	Title
9:30	Martin Howard (John Innes)	Coarsening mechanism for meiotic crossover control
10:10	Chris Barnes (UCL)	Mathematical models of host-microbiota systems
10:50	Break
11:20	George Constable (York)	Estimating the rate of sexual reproduction in the parasite Leishmania
12:00	Omer Dushek (Oxford)	Towards an operational understanding of T cell responses
12:40	Lunch
13:40	James Locke (Sainsbury Laboratory)	Noisy and dynamic decision making in plants
14:20	Alexis Barr (Imperial)	Getting into and out of the cell cycle
15:00	Break
15:30	Daniel Hebenstreit (Warwick)	Understanding transcriptional dynamics in mammalian cells
16:10	Mamen Romano (Aberdeen)	Translation dynamics
17:00	BBQ	In the garden, 170 Queen’s Gate

Time	Speaker	Title
9:30	Omer Karin (Cambridge)	Design features of a circuit for long-term biological memory
10:10	Bruno Martins (Warwick)	Round the clock: circadian gene expression, growth and division in cyanobacteria
10:50	Break
11:20	Andrea Rocco (Surrey)	Noise-induced transitions in gene expression
12:00	Wenying Shou (UCL)	Inferring statistical dependence from observational time series data
12:40	Lunch
13:40	Ruth Baker (Oxford)	Efficient Bayesian inference for mechanistic modelling with high-throughput data
14:20	Timothy Saunders (Warwick)	The role of cell shape in tissue formation
15:00	Break
15:30	Orkun Soyer (Warwick)	Modelling metabolism at the right abstraction
16:10	Robert Endres (Imperial)	70 years later: rethinking Turing patterns
17:30	Workshop dinner	Ognisko Restaurant, 55 Exhibition Rd, London SW7 2PG