Participants for NIMBioS Tutorial: Mathematical Modeling for the Cell Biology Researcher and Educator

Participant List for NIMBioS Tutorial:

Mathematical Modeling for the Cell Biology Researcher and Educator, April 8-10, 2013

Participant	Institutional affiliation
Zahra Aminzare	Rutgers Univ.
Nadya Amor	Univ. of Alberta
William Ashby	Auburn Univ.
*Michael Blinov	Univ. of Connecticut Health Center
*Sofya Borinskaya	Univ. of Connecticut Health Center
Vidya Chandrasekaran	Saint Mary's College of CA
Gerardo Felix	Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana
Jennifer Galovich	St. John's Univ.
Rasheed Hameed	Northeastern Illinois Univ.
*Raquell Holmes	Univ. of Connecticut Health Center
Aihua Li	Montclair State Univ.
Bing Liu	Carnegie Mellon Univ.
*Leslie Loew	Univ. of Connecticut Health Center
Gesham Magombedze	NIMBioS
*Huaiyu Mi	Bioinformatics, Dept. of Preventive Medicine, Keck School of Medicine of USC
Mohammad Ali Moni	Univ. of Cambridge
Catherine Newman	Illinois Institute of Technology
December Nunez	St. Thomas Univ.
Christine Payne	Georgia Tech
Edith Pierre-Jerome	Univ. of Washington
Hong Qin	Spelman College
Emmanuel Quansah	Clarkson Univ.
Cesar Quinones	CINVESTAV-National Politecnic Institute of Mexico
Sounak Sahu	Univ. of Calcutta, India
Severine Van Slambrouck	St. Thomas Univ.
Maciej Swat	Indiana Univ.
Fusheng Tang	Univ. of Arkansas at Little Rock
Ellen Veomett	Saint Mary's College of California
Ann Wells	Univ. of Tennessee
Yue Yufei	Univ. of Tennessee

*Tutorial organizers

The above is a preliminary list of expected participants.

Updated 04/12/2013

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