biological systems modeling, immune system modeling, gene regulation and modeling of gene regulatory networks
| Name | Title, Department | Research Interests | Contact | |
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Vrushali A Bokil | Associate Professor Mathematics |
Mathematical biology. Deterministic and stochastic modeling, analysis and simulation of multiscale problems in epidemiology. |
bokilv@math.oregonstate.edu |
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Patrick De Leenheer |
Professor |
Mathematical biology, with applications to the mathematical modeling and control in immunology, systems biology, (bio)chemical reaction networks, bioreactors, epidemiology, population biology and social and economic networks |
deleenhp@science.oregonstate.edu |
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Cindy Grimm | Associate Professor Mechanical Engineering |
Understanding how humans perform 3D volume segmentation and how to improve their process; modeling 3D surfaces and structures in order to link form to function. | grimmc@engr.oregonstate.edu 541-737-4914 |
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David Hendrix | Assistant Professor Biochemistry and Biophysics Electrical Engineering and Computer Science |
Structure, function and mechanisms of action of non-coding RNAs, both large and small |
541-241-6151 |
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Goran Jovanovic | Professor Chemical Engineering |
Development of microscale chemical reactors and separators suitable for the development of microscale based chemical processes and the development of microscale biosensors devices. | goran.jovanovic@oregonstate.edu 541-737-3614 |
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Molly Megraw | Assistant Professor Botany and Plant Pathology |
Understanding how small RNAs and transcription factors work together in living cells. |
megrawm@science.oregonstate.edu 541-737-1118 |
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Thomas Sharpton | Assistant Professor Microbiology |
Ascertaining how commensal microbiota and their genomic characteristics (i.e., the microbiome) relate to health. |
thomas.sharpton@oregonstate.edu 541-737-8623 |
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James Strother |
Assistant Professor |
How physiology, biomechanics, and neurobiology shape the interaction of animals with their environment. |
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Brian Wood | Professor Environmental Engineering |
Transport phenomena in biological systems, with particular focus on using upscaling methods to develop coarse-grained representations of biological processes in tissues and organs. |
brian.wood@oregonstate.edu |
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