The Yin Lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (wid.wisc.edu) has an immediate opening at the postdoctoral level to pursue projects in computational biology at the interface between mechanistic modeling and machine learning. NIH and NSF funded projects span diverse application areas that include bio-electronic medicine (lower urinary tract dynamics and control), multi-scale modeling (molecular-to-cellular, tissue-to-organ), and virus-cell interactions and dynamics (including coronavirus).
The emergence and rapid spread of novel Covid-19 coronavirus in early 2020 spurred numerous accelerated efforts to develop a vaccine. At the time it was not clear how effective these vaccines needed to be to slow or stop the pandemic. The U.S.
IMAG/MSM Working Group on Multi-scale Modeling for Viral Pandemics, July 1, 2021 (Thursday) 3 pm EDT
Special WG Meeting on New NIH Initiatives in AI and Discussion of the Integration of Multiscale Modeling and AI to Enable Digital Twins
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