No.
Presenter
Institution
Poster title
1
Ramin Nashebi
University of Birmingham
Mitochondrial Transport Constraints Drive Metabolic Plasticity in SDH-Deficient Cells
2
Kenneth Y. Wertheim
University of Hull
Conceptual Building Blocks for Novel Evolutionary and Targeted Therapies for Neuroblastoma
3
Veselin Manojlovic
University of Cambridge
Fluctuating DNA methylation sites encode colorectal tumour growth history
4
Lena Zuspann
University of Oxford
Modelling Genealogy and Rare Events in Metastatic Spread
5
Hyunah Lim
University of Maryland Institute of Health Computing
Hypoxia-Informed Optimization of Chemoradiation for Glioblastoma
6
Pradeep Maithani
Indian Institute Of Technology Goa, India
Robust Directional Chemosensing through Intracellular Signaling Cascades
7
Clara Neather
UCL
Molecular modelling of the mesoscopic organisation of polymers
8
Carles Falco i Gandia
University of Oxford
Learning cell-cycle control from tissue-scale dynamics
9
Josh Bourne
King's Collegen London, The Francis Crick Institute
Mechanical homeostasis in stress fibers: Computational modeling of Biophysical limits and impact on extracellular matrix organisation.
10
Hailay Weldegiorgis Berhe
Helmholtz center for infection research
Adaptive Antiviral Dosing for Cytomegalovirus: A PK/PD Control Model of Within-Host Dynamics
11
Norm Yeung
University of Oxford
Classification of strongly non-hyperbolic critical points of planar second-order chemical reaction systems
12
James Boyle
Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford
What causes cytotoxic T cells to exhibit behavioural heterogeneity in the response to cancer?
13
Thea Sotthivej
Imperial College London
Phylodynamic inference of phenotypic switching rates in neuroblastoma
14
Elephes Sung
Imperial College
A mechanistic Bayesian framework to explore heterogeneity in single-cell cytotoxic lymphocyte–target cell interaction dynamics
15
Vaishnudebi Dutta
University of Bristol
Agent-based modelling of cancer spheroids and feedback control-driven pharmacological intervention
16
Francesca covell
University of Hull
Phenotypic Plasticity in Neuroblastoma: Implications for Evolutionary and Targeted Therapy
17
Florence Heng
Imperial College London
Inferring mechanisms of spindle assembly checkpoint regulation using quantitative modelling
18
Rodrigo Felipe Lara Molina
University of Edinburgh
Bayesian inference of a single-cell model of rRNA repair in E. coli
19
Roselyn Kaondera-Shava
University of Bath
Mapping the Landscape of Within-Host Tuberculosis Modelling: Trends, Gaps, and Future Directions
20
Alan Scaramangas
Queen Mary University of London
Evolution of extrachromosomal DNA in non-growing cell populations
21
Lewis Mosby
The Francis Crick Institute
Combining morphogen and juxtacrine signalling to pattern at the single-cell scale
22
Juan David Marmolejo Lozano
University of Edinburgh
When a simpler model lies about how cells transmit information
23
Matias Palumbo
Imperial College London & MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences
Neural crest cell differentiation as an annealing-like process in high-dimensional transcriptional space