Working group lead:
Feilim Mac Gabhann, Johns Hopkins University, feilim@jhu.edu
Suggestions and self-nominations for co-leads are welcome. Previous co-leads include Mark Alber, UC Riverside; Ronan M.T. Fleming, University of Luxembourg; Aleksander Popel, Johns Hopkins University.
Goals and Objectives:
The Theory and Methods Working Group discusses, promotes, and organizes activities and events about theory in biology and methods used to model biological systems.
Working Group Leads:
Lead: Bill Cannon (william.cannon@pnnl.gov)
Co-Lead: Brian Drawert (bdrawert@unca.edu)
I am a MSM Member, how can people find me and my models and publications on the IMAG wiki?
Beth Winkelstein (winkelst@seas.upenn.edu)
Yasin Dhaher (y-dhaher@northwestern.edu)
Muhammad Zaman (zaman@bu.edu)
Through interactions within members and with other working groups, the goals of the Biomechanics Working Group are
Working Group Leads:
Peter Hunter (p.hunter@auckland.ac.nz) PH
Herbert Sauro (hsauro@u.washington.edu) HS
Jim Bassingthwaighte (jbb2@uw.edu) JB
Roger Mark (rgmark@MIT.EDU) RM
Goals and Objectives:
The specific goals of this Working Group are to:
High-Performance Computing Working Group at the IMAG/MSM
Working Group Lead:Ravi Radhakrishnan
Email: rradhak@seas.upenn.edu
Synopsis:
Working Group Leads:
Tim Corcoran, PhD (corcorante@upmc.edu)
Past Working Group Leads:
Terry Sanger, M.D., David M. Eckmann, PhD, MD
Announcements:
12/11/2020: For anyone with interest in the IMAG/MSM Multiscale Modeling and Viral Pandemics Working Group please see:
Working Group Leads: Kanaka Rajan (kanaka.rajan@mssm.edu) & Terry Sanger (tsanger@uci.edu)
Goals and Objectives:
Many issues, questions, and decisions seemingly at the population and policy levels are, in fact, multi-scale issues, questions, and decisions.
Mission: Discuss and share numerical methods, models, and experiments that facilitate integration of subcellular and cellular scales with the macroscopic scales in the human body and other biological contexts, e.g., imaging and geometric modeling, transport within biological fluid flows, tissue properties and tissue mechanics, and uncertainty quantification.
Working Group Leads:
Jason Haugh (jason_haugh@ncsu.edu)
Brief History:
