MS02 - MFBM-1 Cartoon Room 1 (#3145) in The Ohio Union
Recent advances in the mathematics of biochemical reaction networks
Monday, July 17 at 04:00pm

Organizers:
Tung Nguyen, Matthew Johnson, Jiaxin Jin
Description:
Biochemical reaction networks are well known to be useful in modeling complex systems in biology and chemistry, such as gene regulatory networks and signaling cascades. This mini-symposium will showcase recent advancements in the field of reaction networks with a special focus on the connection between the underlying structure or topology of a reaction network and the possible dynamical behaviors that can emerge from it, including various notions of stability and robustness. The talks will feature applications of reaction networks to microbial interactions, insulin signaling, and synthetic gene circuits. We aim to foster a deeper understanding of the complex interplay between network structure and dynamics, and inspire new avenues of research in the field of mathematical biology.
James Brunner
Los Alamos National Laboratory (Biosciences)"Inferring microbial interactions with their environment from genomic and metagenomic data"
Tung Nguyen
Texas A&M University (Department of Mathematics)"Absolute concentration robustness in multi-site phosphorylation networks with a bifunctional enzyme"
Jiaxin Jin
The Ohio State University (Mathematics)"Weakly reversible deficiency one realizations of polynomial dynamical systems: an algorithmic perspective"
Aidan S. Howells
University of Wisconsin–Madison (Mathematics)"Stochastic reaction networks within interacting compartments"
