Mathematical Modeling and Optimization in Cryobiology

At AN25, David Gleich shared strategies for curating a strong professional online presence — which is especially important for junior researchers

At AN25, Juancho Arranz Collera assessed a coupled delayed-action oscillator model's ability to represent the sea surface temperatures of El Niño.

Congratulations to Noah Giansiracusa on receiving the 2026 JPBM Communications Award!

Pablo Moriano explored ways in which tools from modern science can improve the trustworthiness and impact of cybersecurity research at AN25.

At AN25, Nicole Zalewski compared two models of huddling patterns in penguins and rodent pups that ultimately yield similar milling behavior.

At AN25, Esha Saha addressed the difficulties of data sparsity in environmental science by incorporating scientific knowledge in machine learning.

Sophie Léger presented a discrete-time population model that examines the mechanisms behind the cyclical patterns of snow crab populations at AN25.

At AN25, David Thompson spoke about a student project that used the National Risk Index to explore disaster risk assessment in the U.S.

Pengcheng Xiao presented a multistep machine learning approach for the classification of different meme popularity trends over time at AN25.

During AN25, Herve Michel Djouosseu Tenkam presented a novel two-host model of ebola to assess the reservoir species’ impact on disease dynamics.

At AN25, Na Yu utilized biomedical hyperspectral imaging and machine learning to improve the segmentation of eye tissue.

At AN25, Albert Simeoni addressed different aspects of drag through vegetation and its influence on the spread of smoke in wildfires.