Don’t miss this week’s entry in the NITMB Seminar Series! Derek Frydel, associate professor of chemistry at the Universidad Technica Federico Santa Maria, will discuss ‘Hidden Qualities in Nonequilibrium Transport: How Stationary States Encode First-Passage Processes” www.nitmb.org/nitmb-semina...

✈️ Today is the travel application deadline for the NITMB Scientific Focus: Theory and Mathematics in Neuroscience Dynamics in Neuroscience workshop! Join us as we explore how computation emerges from network dynamics www.nitmb.org/dynamics-in-...

Hidden Dualities in Nonequilibrium Transport: How Stationary States Encode First-Passage Processes Join us for the next entry in the NITMB Seminar Series on Friday, July 24th! Featuring Derek Frydel, Associate Professor in the Chemistry Department at the Universidad Technica Federico Santa Maria

❗️Travel applications for the Representing and Learning Morphology and Shape Dynamics from Biological Data workshop are due TODAY! Don’t miss your opportunity to join us as we develop a blueprint for new frameworks to study dynamics in shape space www.nitmb.org/representing...

Spark collaboration and innovation at the convergence of mathematical, computational, and experimental approaches in neuroscience! Travel applications for the Data-driven modeling, simulation and inference for neurobiological problems workshop are due July 30th www.nitmb.org/neurobio-pro...

Experimentalists, theorists, and mathematicians are invited to join us as we identify geometric principles underlying neural computation! Travel applications for the NITMB Scientific Focus: Theory and Mathematics in Neuroscience Geometry in Neuroscience Workshop are due July 27 🔗 👇️

Explore geometry in neuroscience at our upcoming workshop! Applications are open for our upcoming workshop, NITMB Scientific Focus: Theory and Mathematics in Neuroscience - Geometry in Neuroscience Workshop Travel applications are due July 27, 2026 - www.nitmb.org/geometry-in-...

The field of neuroscience is undergoing a transformative era, driven by the convergence of mathematical, computational, and experimental approaches Be part of the transformation at our upcoming workshop, Data-driven modeling, simulation and inference for neurobiological problems! 🔗 👇️

Formalizing a unified framework for understanding plasticity and cell state-fate relationships Today, we wrapped up the Cell State Transitions and Fate (in)decisions workshop at NITMB! A huge thank you to the organizers, speakers, and all participants We hope to see you at NITMB again soon!

Welcome to the last day of the Cell State Transitions and Fate (in)decisions workshop! We're glad you could join us at NITMB for this week's exploration into plasticity and cell state-fate relationships. Discover today's schedule of events at buff.ly/PWpiPZF

Welcome to the second day of the Cell State Transitions and Fate (in)decisions workshop! Explore today's schedule of speakers and discussions at www.nitmb.org/cell-state-t...

Discover new research, opportunities, and updates from the NITMB community in our June newsletter! If you missed it, an archived version is available at buff.ly/VXopJfh Sign up for NITMB's monthly newsletter at buff.ly/ARoBVCU

We're excited to welcome all participants to the Cell State Transitions and Fate (in)decisions workshop! Participants are convening at NITMB this week to formalize a unified framework for understanding plasticity and cell state-fate relationships www.nitmb.org/cell-state-t...

Uncovering how the brain makes decisions with computational methods Meet Tahra Eissa, Assistant Professor in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics at the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine, in our latest NITMB Affiliate Member spotlight! www.nitmb.org/post/uncover...

That’s a wrap on the AI+Science Summer School 2026! ✨ From thought-provoking lectures and poster sessions to tutorials introducing innovative tools, this year’s program is inspiring the future of cross-institutional AI-enabled research

☀️ Summer has arrived, and so have our Summer Undergraduate Research Program students! We’re excited to welcome 15 undergraduate students to NITMB this summer We look forward to a summer full of research, learning, and impact. And we can’t wait to see all that our students accomplish!

🧠 Applications are open for our upcoming workshop, ‘Data-driven modeling, simulation and inference for neurobiological problems!’ Join us to explore neuroscience through the lenses of mathematical/computational statistics and numerical analysis www.nitmb.org/neurobio-pro...

🎉 We’re thrilled to officially kick off the AI+Science Summer School 2026! Graduate students and postdocs across disciplines are joining us to explore the emerging field of AI+Science through lectures, interactive tutorials, and engagement with the growing AI+Science community

Diving deeper into our discussion of internal conflicts and organismal adaptation Today, participants in the Internal Conflicts and Organismal Adaptation: Mathematical Foundations workshop continued our exploration into internal conflicts and their implications for organismal biology!

Welcome to the last day of the Internal Conflicts and Organismal Adaptation: Mathematical Foundations workshop! We’re glad you could join us at NITMB this week and look forward to wrapping up the week’s discussions and planning for future work and collaboration www.nitmb.org/internal-con...

✈️ Today is the travel application deadline for our upcoming workshop, Spin Glass Theory and High-Dimensional Landscapes in Biology! Submit your application today to join a community of mathematicians, physicists, and biologists seeding a new, interdisciplinary field www.nitmb.org/spin-glass-w...

Welcome to day 3 of the Internal Conflicts and Organismal Adaptation: Mathematical Foundations workshop! We’re looking forward to a day full of exciting discussions and research talks. Find today’s schedule of events at www.nitmb.org/internal-con...

🧬 Exploring the implications of within-organism conflicts for organismal biology with biology We’re welcoming the Internal Conflicts and Organismal Adaptation: Mathematical Foundations workshop to NITMB! A huge thank you to the organizers and speakers. We look forward to the week’s discussions!

Welcome to the second day of the Internal Conflicts and Organismal Adaptation: Mathematical Foundations workshop! Check out today’s lineup of research talks and discussions at www.nitmb.org/internal-con...

Welcome to the first day of the Internal Conflicts and Organismal Adaptation: Mathematical Foundations workshop! Explore today’s lineup of tutorials at www.nitmb.org/internal-con...

Experimental biologists, specialists in data analysis, and theorists are invited to join us at our upcoming workshop, Biological Function in Space and Time: From Forces and Cues to Emerging Decision-making in Fates, States, and Shapes! Travel applications are due June 14th tinyurl.com/3fj9bt3k

Travel applications for the NITMB MathBio Ideathon close TODAY! ✈️ Don’t miss your opportunity to join us for a workshop focused on facilitating focused discussion and creating collaborative research projects at the interface between biology and mathematics www.nitmb.org/nitmb-mathbi...

Welcome to the last day of the Extreme Events in Biological Function workshop! We're glad you could join us at NITMB this week for our exploration into the role of extreme and rare events in enabling reliable biological function Find today's lineup of events at www.nitmb.org/extreme-even...

This morning at NITMB: Jae Kyoung Kim, Associate Professor of Mathematical Sciences at the Korean Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST), explores structural buffering and the law of large numbers as principles for robust homeostasis and rhythms www.nitmb.org/nitmb-semina...

Welcome to day 4 of the Extreme Events in Biological Function workshop! Check out today's schedule of talks and discussions at www.nitmb.org/extreme-even...