Explore the intersection of mathematics and immunology in this one-hour lecture delivered by Alan S. Perelson from Los Alamos National Laboratory at the Joint Mathematics Meetings 2019 in Baltimore, MD. Gain insights into how mathematical principles can be applied to understand complex immunological processes as part of the prestigious AMS Josiah Willard Gibbs Lecture series. Discover the potential of interdisciplinary approaches in advancing our understanding of the immune system and its mechanisms.
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Alan S. Perelson “Immunology for Mathematicians”
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