Come learn about the diverse applications of ABMs in biology, including modeling disease spread through populations, fires spreading through forests, swarming patterns in animals, the formation of structures like microtubules in cells, and much more. We’ll hear from invited expert speakers, and work through tutorials where you will get first-hand experience creating and exploring your own computer simulation models. This workshop is aimed primarily at students, but all are welcome! No prior experience with math modeling or coding is necessary.
REGISTER NOW for all or part of the workshop: https://forms.gle/SoCdpFVEZmGZCsfX6
Questions? Contact Dr. Susan Bailey (sbailey@clarkson.edu) or Dr. Diana White (dtwhite@clarkson.edu)
This is an Arts & Sciences Mini-Conference supported by the School of Arts & Sciences Advisory
Council at Clarkson University especially through generous gifts from David A. Walsh ‘67.
