Modeling Community Dynamics of Microbiomes

Working Group leader: Christopher Remien

Group members: Ben Ridenhour, Tuan Phan

Originated: June 2015

Description:

We are developing new methods to study and analyze microbial community dynamics and applying the methods to publicly available data and data collected by members of the group. If a grant is funded, the working group will last as long as the funding exists.  If we are unable to obtain funding within the next year and a half, we will reassess our focus or dissolve.

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