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We had a wonderful evening celebrating EDGE 2025 with a mid-program banquet aboard the Volunteer Princess! Students gathered for a night of good food, great company, and a scenic sunset cruise along the Tennessee River!.#EDGE2025 #MathCommunity

We’re excited to welcome Brian O’Meara as interim director of NIMBioS and we thank Nina Fefferman for her impactful leadership. As we plan for the future, we welcome your ideas at contact@nimbios.org. Full announcement here:

NIMBioS, @NSF_APPEXCenter, and the @MathDeptUTK are co-hosting a talk at UT by Vishwanath Varma from the Max Planck Institute (@maxplanckpress). Join us on Monday, July 14 at 3 PM on the 4th floor of Ayres Hall!

RT @NIMBioS: We’re halfway through 2025 & still loving every moment of Morsels from Numbers and Nature! ⭐ We're now booking speakers for th….

We’re halfway through 2025 & still loving every moment of Morsels from Numbers and Nature! ⭐ We're now booking speakers for the rest of 2025! Interested in math, bio & modeling? Apply now!

We’re excited to host the 2025 EDGE Summer Program at NIMBioS again this June! This month will feature workshops, guest talks, and collaborative sessions focused on academic growth and community in the mathematical sciences. @edge4women

RT @NSF_APPEXCenter: Spots are filling up! Join us on June 21st for "What makes a useful model? A conversation in design choices for mathe….

We are excited to spotlight a recent publication by Dr. Nina Fefferman and Dr. Maggie Sullens titled "Budget Allocation and Illegal Fishing: A Game Theoretic Approach." Congratulations on this wonderful contribution to the field of conservation science!

RT @NSF_APPEXCenter: Register here for our tutorial "What makes a useful model? A conversation in design choices for mathematical and stati….

@dtalm This research is key to understanding how ocean ecosystems function and how environmental changes impact marine life.

@dtalm By analyzing water samples from coastal and open ocean sites, the team aims to quantify this viral consumption and develop mathematical food web models to better understand viral dynamics on large scales in the ocean.

@dtalm This research investigates how these viruses, which infect microscopic life, are consumed by protist grazers in a process known as "virovory.".

Dr. David Talmy, NIMBioS Affiliate and Assistant Professor in the Department of Microbiology at the University of Tennessee, is leading an exciting project to explore the role of viruses in ocean food webs! 🌊@dtalm

RT @seanmhoban: I will be giving a short talk and Q&A Thursday for the society for conservation biology, North America, on preparing for a….

We're excited to highlight another project here at NIMBioS — Dr. Maggie Sullens’ dissertation chapter, which explores how the collapse of a local fishing industry impacts the mental health of the community that depends on it. Learn more:

We’re excited to announce Dr. Suzanne Lenhart, Chancellor’s Professor at UT Knoxville, founding co-leader and former associate director of NIMBioS, has been named the 2025 UT Macebearer. Join us in celebrating this incredible achievement! . Read more:

RT @maxplanckpress: Happy #PiDay, everyone! Today, March 14 is the tastiest day in maths: 3/14, the date’s shorthand, matches the first thr….

We are proud to announce that Dr. Paul Armsworth, NIMBioS Affiliate and Distinguished Service Professor in @UTK_EEB at @UTKnoxville, received the 2025 Faculty Achievement Award from SEC Academic Relations!.Check out the full announcement:

We are excited to invite Dr. Cara Sulyok, along with her students Priscilla Doran, Natsuka Hayashida, Kristen Joyner, and Grace Moberg, for our March Morsel. This research was conducted as part of the 2024 Summer@ICERM Program at Brown University! @ICERM