This workshop aims to bring together scientific leaders of mathematical biology to establish a new forum for exchange of knowledge and emerging ideas in the field of theoretical and computational biology with applications from molecular (nano-level) cellular (micro-level) to population (macro-level) phenomena. The workshop will include students (at both undergraduate and graduate levels) and postdoctoral fellows to gain experience in networking activities and develop new avenues for research and collaborations with established scholars in the rapidly evolving field of mathematical and computational biology.

The BIOMAT International Symposium series has been held for the past twelve years for the enhancement of scientific exchange of collaborations among researchers, students and practitioners, who apply mathematical modelling for understanding biological phenomena. This series has provided unique opportunities for the scientific community to present and engage in constructive dialogue within an informal atmosphere of continuous sessions. Keynote speakers with critical expertise are chosen every year to lecture on their contributions to the interdisciplinary fields of Mathematical Biology and Biological Physics in order to motivate young graduate and undergraduate students for active research in these areas, appreciating the value of interdisciplinary collaborations.