Hybrid workshop “Computational modelling of complex biological systems” on June 23rd 2023

 Save the date announcement!

The COMBYNE (COmputational Modelling of Biologial dYnamics and EngiNEering) Lab at the University of Surrey is delighted to host the "Computational Modelling of Complex Biological Systems 2023" workshop. The workshop scheduled for June the 23rd 2023 will be hybrid (in-person, at the University of Surrey, Guildford, UK, and online through MS Teams).


The preliminary program is as follows:

9h00 - 9h10     Roman Bauer (Introduction)

9h10 - 9h50     Marco Manca (Research talk)

9h50  - 10h30  Vasileios Vavourakis (Research talk)

10h30 - 11h00  Coffee break

11h00 - 11h40  Cristian Axenie (Research talk)

11h40 - 12h00  Umar Abubacar (Short research talk)

12h00 - 12h20  Ryan Bournes (Short research talk)

12h20 - 13h50  Lunch break

13h50 - 14h30  TBD (Research talk)

14h30 - 14h50  Aaron Wing (Short research talk)

14h50 - 15h10  Carina Dunlop (Research talk)

15h10 - 15h50  Sotiris Moschoyiannis (Research talk)

15h50 - 16h20  Coffee break

16h20 - 17h00  Elias Rentzeperis (16h20 - 17h00)

17h00 - 17h20 Cayla Harris (Short research talk) 



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