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Parmvir K Bahia @parmvir.com · 16/07/2025

Last year I started a little game to find all the #BiologyinNumbers guests I could to get a picture with them. Continuing this tradition at this year's @smbmathbiology.bsky.social annual meeting 🧪. A 🧵 of the ones I've found... #SMB2025 #SciencePodcast #Scicomm

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a group of pokemon standing next to each other with gotta catch 'em all written on the bottom

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Parmvir K Bahia @parmvir.com · 16/07/2025

First was Mark Lewis, a math ecologist at the U of Victoria. He uses math models to understand the environment and our human impacts. In his episode we talked about: the Akira Okobu prize, the (excellently named) Fokker-Planck equation, and the movement of bears. smb.org/news/13462349 #SMB2025

Mark is on the left of the stage at the podium. On the right is his presentation entitled: One equation helps solve three paradoxes in the spatial ecology of predators and prey.

Mark and I standing together holding his award: a beautiful carved leaf with the Society for Mathematical biology inscribed.

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Parmvir K Bahia @parmvir.com · 16/07/2025

I found Jay Newby seen here aptly standing in the plenary hall. His expertise lie in applied stochastic processes and machine learning tools for bio-image analysis. We chatted about his role as a meeting organizer, neurons & gumbatine. smb.org/news/13516785 #SMB2025 #scicomm #BiologyInNumbers 🧪

Jay and I standing in the hall of the convention center in Edmonton.

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