Explore a 25-minute research seminar presented by Dr. William Martinson from the University of Oxford at the Isaac Newton Institute, focusing on modeling collective movement patterns in both animal ecology and cell biology. Gain insights into the mathematical approaches used to understand group movement dynamics through Dr. Martinson's experiences and research conducted during his time at the INI. Part of the "Mathematics of Movement" programme, this talk bridges the interdisciplinary challenges between biological systems at different scales, from cellular to organismal levels, demonstrating how mathematical modeling can illuminate common principles in collective behavior across these domains.
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MMV | Dr. William Martinson | Modelling collective movement: my experiences at the INI
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INI Seminar Room 2
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