Michael Blinov

About Michael Blinov:

* Mathematical modeling of complex biological systems
* Algorithms and software for mathematical modeling
* Biological data processing, storage and visualization

Expertise: mathematical modeling, computer simulations

Tools: BioNetGen, NFSim, VCell, ODE

ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9363-9705

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Finding Your Inner Modeler V

A collaborative project incubator for quantitative cell biologists and computational modelers
THEME: Toward Whole Cell Models

MEETING OVERVIEW

• Keynotes by Jonathan Karr and Zaida Luthey-Schulten
• Special presentation by Johannes Schöneberg
• Project presentations* by selected cell biologist/modeler pairs
• Feedback and advice from computational experts
• Meet-a-Modeler opportunities to consult with experts one-on-one
• “Primer on computational tools” workshop
• “Looking for a collaborator”
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Project: This Meeting is not associated with a Project

Public web page: https://apply.hub.ki/fyim/

Start date: 18th Aug 2022

End date: 19th Aug 2022

Finding Your Inner Modeler IV

An online collaborative project incubator for quantitative cell biologists and computational modelers

MEETING OVERVIEW

• Keynotes by Angela DePace, Wallace Marshall, and Rob Phillips
• Project pesentations* by selected cell biologist/modeler pairs
• Feedback and advice from a panel of computational experts
• Meet-a-Modeler opportunities to consult with experts one-on-one
• Poster session, lightning talks, and Pecha Kucha
• Virtual speed networking, inter- and intradisciplinary group chats
• NSF
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Project: http://CompModelMatch.org

Public web page: https://go.hub.ki/innermodeler

Start date: 2nd Aug 2021

End date: 6th Aug 2021

Finding Your Inner Modeler III

This is the third part of an NSF-sponsored workshop titled “Finding Your Inner Modeler.” This workshop series is designed to demonstrate Molecular and Cellular Biology can be combined with Systems Biology – a synthesis of biology, mathematics, chemistry, physics, engineering, and computer science – to discover the deep organizing principles that govern cellular and organismal life.

Keynote Talks
Presentations by Selected Cell Biologist/Modeler Pairs
Advice from an Expert Panel
Opportunity to
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Project: Finding Your Inner Modeler Workshop Series

Public web page: https://kawai.phy.uab.edu/fyim3/

Start date: 12th Jun 2019

End date: 14th Jun 2019

CompModelMatch

Country:  United States

City: Not specified

Web page: http://CompModelMatch.org

Finding your inner modeler: An NSF-sponsored workshop to introduce cell biologists to modeling/computational approaches.
Finding Your Inner Modeler I

Abstract (Expand)

In classical Cell Biology, fundamental cellular processes are revealed empirically, one experiment at a time. While this approach has been enormously fruitful, our understanding of cells is far from … complete. In fact, the more we know, the more keenly we perceive our ignorance of the profoundly complex and dynamic molecular systems that underlie cell structure and function. Thus, it has become apparent to many cell biologists that experimentation alone is unlikely to yield major new paradigms, and that empiricism must be combined with theory and computational approaches to yield major new discoveries. To facilitate those discoveries, three workshops will convene annually for one day in three successive summers (2017-2019) to promote the use of computational modeling by cell biologists currently unconvinced of its utility or unsure how to apply it. The first of these workshops was held at the University of Illinois, Chicago in July 2017. Organized to facilitate interactions between traditional cell biologists and computational modelers, it provided a unique educational opportunity: a primer on how cell biologists with little or no relevant experience can incorporate computational modeling into their research. Here, we report on the workshop and describe how it addressed key issues that cell biologists face when considering modeling including: (1) Is my project appropriate for modeling? (2) What kind of data do I need to model my process? (3) How do I find a modeler to help me in integrating modeling approaches into my work? And, perhaps most importantly, (4) why should I bother?

Authors: D. E. Stone, E. S. Haswell, E. Sztul

Date Published: 4th Jan 2018

Publication Type: Journal

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Creators: Michael Blinov, David Stone, Elizabeth Sztul

Submitter: Michael Blinov

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Finding Your Inner Modeler IV Poster
Finding Your Inner Modeler IV

An online collaborative project incubator for quantitative cell biologists
and computational modelers

MEETING OVERVIEW
• Keynotes by Angela DePace, Wallace Marshall, and Rob Phillips
• Project presentations by selected cell biologist/modeler pairs
• Feedback and advice from a panel of computational experts
• Meet-a-Modeler opportunities to consult with experts one-on-one
• Poster session, lightning talks, and Pecha Kucha
• Virtual speed networking, inter- and intradisciplinary group chats
• NSF
...

Creators: David Stone, Elizabeth Sztul

Submitter: Michael Blinov

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Finding Your Inner Modeler NSF abstract
Finding Your Inner Modeler IV

Abstract of NSF award for Finding Your Inner Modeler workshop series

Creator: David Stone

Submitter: Michael Blinov

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Finding Your Inner Modeler IV Agenda
Finding Your Inner Modeler IV

An online collaborative project incubator for quantitative cell biologists
and computational modelers

MEETING OVERVIEW
• Keynotes by Angela DePace, Wallace Marshall, and Rob Phillips
• Project presentations by selected cell biologist/modeler pairs
• Feedback and advice from a panel of computational experts
• Meet-a-Modeler opportunities to consult with experts one-on-one
• Poster session, lightning talks, and Pecha Kucha
• Virtual speed networking, inter- and intradisciplinary group chats • NSF
...

Creator: David Stone

Submitter: Michael Blinov

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Finding Your Inner Modeler III agenda
Finding Your Inner Modeler III

This is the agenda for the third part of an NSF-sponsored workshop titled “Finding Your Inner Modeler.”

Creator: David Stone

Submitter: Michael Blinov

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