math biologist ~ interests in stochastics, genes, cat photos
slc, ut
Joined December 2009
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Check out our surprising finding in nuclear invagination's function: regulating ribosome biogenesis. Nuclear tunnels = more ribosomes! I am proud of my talented student @YinyinZhuang, and inspiring collaborators @wtzhaolab, @ChrisEMiles, and @razorenovalab!
Coaching ribosome biogenesis from the nuclear periphery biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Super grateful for this award & excited for the plans! New stochastic models for understanding spatial mechanisms of gene expression (e.g., from spatial transcriptomics) alongside new peer support networks for first-gen students across career stages (myself included!)
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Had a great time presenting at Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan! Thanks @ChrisEMiles for organizing a wonderful session!
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Myosin stickers connect actin fibres to form cell buildup. Rapid binding and unbinding of #myosin challenge numerical investigations 🖥️, limiting our mechanistic understanding. With @ChrisEMiles, we found a math-based recipe to speed things up💡! doi.org/10.1063/5.0139036
A preprint with my @mcsb_uci master's student Pei Tan! We ask if you can tell whether a collective has more than 1 type of agent while being clueless about all other underlying details and interactions
P. Tan, C. E. Miles, A dimensionality reduction approach to model-free clustering of trajectories in heterogeneous collectives. arXiv [q-bio.QM] (2023). arxiv.org/abs/2305.09189
we explore other odds & ends, including how well this generalizes to other models, e.g., the D’Orsogna model
the question & approach were inspired by lots of cool work on the “data science” of collective motion, all with more insightful & fancy methods than ours, e.g., neighbor interactions by @DannyRajM1, TDA by @chadtopaz
super grateful for the Hellman & the opportunity to be involved with the academic journeys of the amazing @cal_bridge students!
Congratulations to @ucimath Asst. Prof. Chris Miles who has been named a 2023 Hellman Fellow. Chris is a first-generation college graduate who works in the field of mathematical biology. He is also a @cal_bridge mentor math.uci.edu/~cemiles/chris.…
fun times at #SIAMDS23 with brilliant mathematicians able to quantify anything except the right amount of food to order! already looking forward to 2025!
Check out the accidental overordering! Ended up with one gigantic hotpot per person after a long day of #SIAMDS23 @ChrisEMiles
Chris Miles retweeted
❗️We're hiring❗️
Two year postdoc position @MelbMathBio with myself, Matt Faria and James Osborne developing multiscale biological models and connecting these models with new organoid data.
Details here: jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/9…
Feel free to message/email me with any questions.
a few days left to submit abstracts for talks/posters! socams.org/
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Applications open for #CalBridge in Math/Stats, Physics & Com Sci
Please spread widely to @calstate students!
- up to $15K/year
- money for grad school
- so much more!!
Applications due: April 11 (calbridge.org/)
@csuf @csuci @CSUMB @csunorthridge @CSULAMathClub
ALT Flyer with smiling Male Student. Text stays: Cal-Bridge Financial Aid (2023-2024) up to $15,000 per year for CSU students in the Class of 2025 interested in a PhD in Physics, Astronomy, Computer Science & Engineering, Mathematics or Statistics Application Deadline: April 11, 2023 Visit Calbridge.org for details Under picture of smiling male student in blue shirt: Evan H. Nunez (2019) was a Cal-Bridge Scholar as part of cohort 4 and is now an astrophysics PhD student at Caltech. "Cal-Bridge has helped turn my dream of a PhD in Astrophysics into a tangible reality through required mentoring, personal academic support and substantial financial support. I would have never thought that a program like this was made for folks that resemble me and my background."
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2023 Summer Research Programs for undergraduate and high school students are now accepting applications! Program period: 06/26/2023 - 08/04/2023.
Submit your application today!
cellfate.uci.edu/mathbiou-ma…
#mathexplr #mathbiou #UCI #cmcf
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[2212.08777] Sophie Marbach, Christopher E. Miles: Coarse-grained dynamics of transiently-bound fast linkers arxiv.org/abs/2212.08777 arxiv.org/pdf/2212.08777.pdf #cond_mat_soft
math grad students + postdocs curious about or already interested in biology: consider @UCI_CMCF's BioBridge clinic! cellfate.uci.edu/biobridge-c…
ALT ad for NSF-Simon Cell Fate Center's BioBridge Clinic workshop. Online, Feb 13-24. Apply at cellfate.uci.edu
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"Applications of PDEs and Stochastic Modeling to Protein Transport in Cell Biology" (by Maria-Veronica Ciocanel, in Notices of the @amermathsoc): ams.org/journals/notices/202…
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This is a long shot, but is there anyone in Southern California who's available to present a physics colloquium on Monday Nov 7 at 11? We provide good conversation, lunch, and a modest honorarium. DMs are open.
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Are you a UC faculty member in the (broad) areas of computer science, mathematics or physics?
Looking for talented undergrads for this Summer?
Cal-Bridge has funding for their scholars to spend the summer with you!
Read more here (apply by Nov 11):
tinyurl.com/4n7r4bjm