Society for Mathematical Biology Annual Meeting - 2025

Edmonton, Canada




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Minisymposia submissions

Deadline: submissions for minisymposia sessions are now closed. Final abstract submission for accepted minisymposia will be reopened shortly.

Submissions for minisymposia are now closed. Please check back soon for the minisymposium schedule.

  1. Each minisymposium session will last for two hours, and should consist of four talks centred around a common theme.
  2. Minisymposia spanning multiple sessions will be considered. Two sessions with a total of eight speakers can be submitted in one application form. If more than two sessions are desired (maximum 4), the applicant(s) should submit a second application form with the same title, where justification for the additional sessions is provided in the description.
  3. Each minisymposium should have a designated lead organiser, and a maximum of two co-organisers. Organisers should ensure they assemble a diverse speaker list, and that all speakers have agreed to participate in the minisymposium by the time of submission.
    4. Participants will be allowed to give a maximum of two minisymposium talks at the conference. The second talk must be in a different area of math biology or education.




Contributed Talk and Poster Presentation submissions

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Organizers
  • Jay Newby, University of Alberta
  • Hao Wang, University of Alberta



Organizing committee
  • Thomas Hillen, University of Alberta
  • Dan Coombs, University of British Columbia
  • Mark Lewis, University of Victoria
  • Wylie Stroberg, University of Alberta
  • Gerda de Vries, University of Alberta
  • Ruth Baker, University of Oxford
  • Amber Smith, University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Website
  • Jeffrey West
Scientific committee
  • Ruth Baker, University of Oxford
  • Mark Lewis, University of Victoria
  • Frederick R Adler, University of Utah
  • Jennifer Flegg, University of Melbourne
  • Jana Gevertz, The College of New Jersey
  • Jude Kong, University of Toronto
  • Kathleen Wilkie, Toronto Metropolitan University
  • Wylie Stroberg, University of Alberta
  • Jay Newby, University of Alberta




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Organizers
  • Jay Newby, University of Alberta
  • Hao Wang, University of Alberta
Organizing committee
  • Thomas Hillen, University of Alberta
  • Dan Coombs, University of British Columbia
  • Mark Lewis, University of Victoria
  • Wylie Stroberg, University of Alberta
  • Gerda de Vries, University of Alberta
  • Ruth Baker, University of Oxford
  • Amber Smith, University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Scientific committee
  • Ruth Baker, University of Oxford
  • Mark Lewis, University of Victoria
  • Frederick R Adler, University of Utah
  • Jennifer Flegg, University of Melbourne
  • Jana Gevertz, The College of New Jersey
  • Jude Kong, University of Toronto
  • Kathleen Wilkie, Toronto Metropolitan University
  • Wylie Stroberg, University of Alberta
  • Jay Newby, University of Alberta
Website
  • Jeffrey West



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