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Mathematical Biology Group

Founded 1 February 2012

Aim

To foster and promote the development and application of mathematics in biology

Rules

Mathematical Biology Group - Rules

Activities

  • organise seminars, workshops and conferences on mathematics and biology;
  • organise small-group meetings on particular themes, related to mathematics and biology;
  • maintain a web resource page with information on the members and their interests and publish information on existing and prospective PhD/Honours projects and courses on mathematical biology;
  • conduct joint activities with other bodies concerned with fields where mathematics and biology are relevant;
  • encourage the interaction of users of mathematics in biological applications across academia, government and industry;
  • build and strengthen a sense of community within the researchers in the areas of mathematical biology in Australia and New Zealand.

As part of these activities, there is the ANZIAM MBSIG Best Student Paper Prize, awarded annually (starting 2018), for an exceptional paper in the field of mathematical biology.

Dissemination of information is through the MB SIG Google group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/mbsig

Please "subscribe to this group" if you would like to participate or be kept informed of activities.

Mathematical Biology Group - Resources

A page with relevant resources, including a list of visitors being hosted in ANZ, conferences and journals relevant to mathematical biology.

Committee

Chair   A/Prof Alys Clark Auckland University
 Secretary  Dr Rebecca Chisholm La Trobe University 
 Treasurer  Dr Stuart Johnston Monash University
 Web editor  A/Prof Roslyn Hickson CSIRO and James Cook University
 Committee  Alex Browning Qld University of Technology
 Dr Bree Martin University of Tasmania
 Domenic Germano University of Melbourne
Dr Alex Tam Qld University of Technology
 Returning Officer  Dr Catherine Penington Macquarie University

Mathematical Biology Group - History

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Updated: 14 Feb 2022
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