Starting off the final afternoon of #SMB2025, Susanna Manrubia from Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (CSIC) is giving a plenary talk on "The challenge of scale in molecular adaptation: Myopic searches in hyperastronomical genotype networks".

Kicking off the last day of #SMB2025, Mohit Kumar Jolly from the Indian Institute of Science is giving the Arthur Winfree Prize lecture on "Dynamical modeling of cell-state transitions enabling cancer metastasis and therapy resistance".

Now Yijun Lou from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University is giving a talk on the "Dynamics of a Reaction-diffusion System with Time-periodic and Spatially Dependent Delay: A Quotient Space Approach".

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Starting off the Thrsday afternoon programme at #SMB2025, Yang Kuang from Arizona State University is giving a plenary talk on "Data-driven mathematical models in ecology: Exciting opportunities and promising approaches".

Check out the SMB Membership Booth near the coffee stayion. We are selling SMB water bottles, t-shirts, and the SMB baseball cards.

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Next up, Simon Martina-Perez is giving a Lee Segel Prize lecture on "Modelling cell differentiation in neuroblastoma: data-driven insights into development, malignancy, and treatment relapse".

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Now Veronica Ciocanel from Duke University us giving a Lee Segel Prize lecture on "Parameter identifiability in PDE models of fluorescence recovery after photobleaching".

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To explain the key / all-star genes in regulatory networks, Fred made reference to the all-stars of SMB and the SMB baseball cards.

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Leading off the Tuesday programme, Fred Adler (@dendroicap.bsky.social) from the University of Utah is giving the John Jungck Prize lecture on "Education, Bureaucracy and Corruption", explaining the bureaucracy of cell regulation ans intracellular signaling.

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Up next, there is a panel discussion on the future of publishing in quantitative life sciences, featuring representatives from Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, Journal of Mathematical Biology, Mathematical Biosciences, and Springer-Nature.

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Kicking off the afternoon sessions, Marisa Eiaenberg (University of Michigan) is giving a plenary talk on "Building partnerships in public health: using models to inform interventions and grapple with uncertainty".

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Kicking off the scientific programme, Mark Lewis from the Univeristy of Victoria is giving a plenary talk forvthe Akira Okubu prize, titled "One equation helps solve three paradoxes in the spatial ecology of predators and prey".

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