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Tag Archives: research
Lend Your Ears to the Sounds of Howls
Attention scientists and citizen scientists! NIMBioS is supporting a new project that aims to source the crowd for help in analyzing thousands of howls from wolves, coyotes, dogs and other canid species. At the new Canid Howl Project website, volunteers … Continue reading
Aguilar Visits Howard University, Shares Work on Developing Vaccines for Chagas’ Disease
The math colloquium at Howard University in November featured computational biology and vaccine development with a NIMBioS postdoctoral researcher as special speaker. Postdoctoral fellow Clemente Aguilar visited Howard’s mathematics department and spoke on: “Using Computational Tools for Accelerating the Development … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Diversity, Education/Outreach, graduates, MSIs, postdocs, research, seminars
Tagged diversity, Education, Education/Outreach, graduates, Howard University, postdocs, research, seminars, Tennessee State University, University of Texas-El Paso, Veterinary Science
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Modeling of Microbial World Comes of Age
The fruits of the labor of the NIMBioS Investigative Workshop on Individual-Based Ecology of Microbes: Observations and Modeling appear today in an opinion paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The paper argues that individual-based models are … Continue reading
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NIMBioS Celebrates Diversity in STEM at National Conference
NIMBioS researchers and staff shared their passion for science this month at the 2013 SACNAS Annual Conference, as well as the many opportunities available to diverse STEM students and faculty at NSF math institutes and biology centers. SACNAS, the Society … Continue reading
Posted in conference, Diversity, ecology, Education/Outreach, evolution, postdocs, STEM
Tagged careers, climate, conferences, diversity, ecology, Education, Education/Outreach, Evolution, postdocs, research, STEM, undergraduates, wildlife
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NIMBioS REU’s Talk Cows and Hyenas at MBI Capstone Conference
Three 2013 NIMBioS REU students traveled to Columbus, Ohio last month to share their work in epidemiology and social network modeling at the Mathematical Biosciences Institute Undergraduate Research Capstone Conference. The conference drew REU students from across the country. Jacob … Continue reading
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Solving South Florida’s Polluted Water Problem
The New York Times published a science story this week focusing on the challenges of water management in South Florida, especially at Lake Okeechobee with its 80-year-old earthen dike and polluted water. Climate change – in this case, unusually heavy … Continue reading
Testing Protocol Described for Epigenetic Model of Homosexuality
In a new article released today in BioEssays, the authors that brought the widely circulated article on the epigenetic underpinnings of homosexuality last year provide a new testing protocol for the model. Last year’s study, published in The Quarterly Review … Continue reading
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Young Scientists Merit NIMBioS Science Fair Prizes for Swimmer Physiology, Mutated DNA
Congratulations to this year’s young recipients of the NIMBioS Prize for Research at the Interface of Mathematics and Biology, awarded at the regional Southern Appalachian Science & Engineering Fair. Each year NIMBioS presents a junior and senior level award to … Continue reading
Posted in awards, Education/Outreach, GRAs, high school, Middle School, research, STEM
Tagged awards, computing, DNA, Education, Education/Outreach, GRAs, research, science fair, STEM
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Congratulations to REU Participants for 2013
NIMBioS is pleased to announce the 19 participants selected for the 2013 Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program. The program will run for eight weeks this summer from June 10-August 2. Participants will live on campus and work in teams … Continue reading
Posted in Education/Outreach, research, REU/REV, undergraduates
Tagged Education, Education/Outreach, postdocs, research, REU/REV, undergraduates
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NIMBioS Postdocs Share Research With Partner Institutions
Two NIMBioS researchers traveled across the country in February to NIMBioS minority-serving institution partners to share their enthusiasm about research at the interface of mathematics and biology NIMBioS postdoctoral fellow Gesham Magombedze spoke on “Transmission and persistence of Johne’s disease: “The … Continue reading
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Tagged diversity, Education, Education/Outreach, Howard University, postdocs, research, seminars, University of Texas-El Paso
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