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Brown Bag Lunch: Single-cell and evolutionary approaches to basic microbial physiology and diagnostics
Johan Paulsson, of Harvard Medical School will be joining us, with his talk titled: Single-cell and evolutionary approaches to basic microbial physiology and diagnostics. More details to come on that talk as we get closer. We are excited to have Johan coming from such a distance to speak to the IMCI community! Zoom Link: https://uidaho.zoom.us/j/81951581577 Meeting ID: 81951581577…
Collaborative Postdoc Position
The NIH-funded Center for Modeling Complex Interactions (CMCI) at the University of Idaho is an intellectual, cultural, and physical environment that fosters synergy in interdisciplinary biomedical research. The focal point of CMCI is the Collaboratorium, a space and a culture for collaborative modeling. It brings together faculty and students from both the empirical and modeling…
U of I’s newest institute is IMCI: Institute for Modeling Collaboration and Innovation
The Institute for Modeling Collaboration and Innovation (IMCI) is the university’s newest Level III Institute. Housed within the Office of Research and Economic Development (ORED), IMCI plays a pivotal role in advancing U of I’s strategic plan to be a leader in addressing large, complex problems. Modeling improves research at every stage: making predictions, generating…
Brown Bag Lunch: Confluence Lab narrative science collaboration
We are happy to announce our upcoming Brown Bag Lunch happening Monday, March 30, from 12:30-1:20 PM in the Collaboratorium (IRIC 352). In association with the narrative science project presented by Erin James during her Brown Bag Lunch: The Story Model, Confluence Lab co-founder, Jennifer Ladino, and interns of the Confluence Lab will be joining us this Monday…
It Takes a Village (and a Research University)
This article was written by Alexiss Turner, Marketing and Communications Manager from the College of Engineering, for the recently published “Here We Have Idaho” magazine. IMCI and many of our faculty participants have been very involved in the COVID-19 pandemic response. We are proud to be part of the many research efforts campus-wide that continue…
