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Issue for February 20, 2004

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Using Nature's Ideas to Solve Our Problems

By:

Uwe Aickelin

It turned out that [immunologists] were not aware that [their discipline] was a source of inspiration to mathematicians!

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Mathematical Biology: An Evolving Discipline and Career Over 15 years

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Thomas Hillen

"I immediately realised that mathematical biology was (and still is) a fast growing area, and as some people say, it is
the science of the 21st century."

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Mathematics and Biology: The View From IPAM

By:

Mark Green

"If I had one piece of advice to give to young people interested in interdisciplinary work, it would be this: You don't have to know everything."

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Issues and Perspectives

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Networking on Your Doorstep

By:

Phil Dee

"There is always a local wave to catch (often with some money floating in it), and you need to get yourself and your surfboard right in there."

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Mathematical Biology at Arizona State University

By:

Carlos Castillo-Chavez

"Diverse, well supported, and above all
flexible training and research programs must be one of our nation's scientific priorities, as flexibility often leads to innovation."

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The Locus of Control: Five Reminders That You Are the Boss

By:

Dave Jensen

"Our company's future is assured when people here take responsibility for their own success or failure."

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Nature or Nurture? My Mathematical Biology Upbringing

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Leah Edlestein-Keshet

"Opportunities in mathematical biology are now excellent."

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Rebuilding Burnt Bridges

By:

Bruno van Wayenburg

"The best time to take a break from academia may be before your PhD."

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Unveiling the Blindness

By:

Juan Carlos Trujillo

"When I think about the past, consider the present, and look toward the future, I know that I am going to dedicate myself and energy to helping break the cycle of which I was once a victim."

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Issue for February 20, 2004

Using Nature's Ideas to Solve Our Problems

Mathematical Biology: An Evolving Discipline and Career Over 15 years

Mathematics and Biology: The View From IPAM

Networking on Your Doorstep

Mathematical Biology at Arizona State University

The Locus of Control: Five Reminders That You Are the Boss

Nature or Nurture? My Mathematical Biology Upbringing

Rebuilding Burnt Bridges

Unveiling the Blindness

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