In our context, having IE means that you don't need to be an expert in both math and bio in order to work productively at the math-bio interface—you just need to be able to communicate effectively with someone whose research expertise complements your own! 

We hope you will join us December 7 – 10 to hear about:

• the impact of IE in shaping the careers of senior math-bio researchers
• the value of developing IE from SCMB's junior researchers
• the importance of IE in early-career math-bio employment opportunities
• In an effort to combat 'zoom fatigue' we will approach these topics through lively interviews with researchers who work at the interface of math and biology. 

Each of the first 3 days will spotlight one of these conversations, followed by a pair of short talks. The talks will highlight math-bio research frontiers and will be given by junior researchers from SCMB and the other 3 NSF-Simons MathBioSys research centers.

Come support junior researchers and build math-bio community!

The final day will feature a plenary talk on "Algebraic Systems Biology"  by Prof. Heather Harrington (Oxford), and an interactive poster session with spatial conferencing.  All poster session presenters will be entered into a drawing for complementary registration at SCMB's 4th Annual Symposium (expected to be in-person in Feb 2022). We hope you will enhance this meeting by showcasing your work during the poster session!

Join us for a lively exploration of the math-bio interface!

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SCMB is a collaborative partnership of seven institutions united in advancing the mathematics of complex biological systems and expanding communities at the math-bio interface.