About the Summer School
This summer school will introduce participants to the mathematical foundations of stochastic dynamics as applied to biological systems. Through lectures delivered by leading researchers in the field, students will explore how randomness and uncertainty shape the behavior of biological populations.
The program provides a rigorous introduction to modern techniques at the interface of probability theory, dynamical systems, and mathematical biology.
Topics Covered
The summer school will consist of the following three courses:
Target Audience
This summer school is designed for graduate students in mathematics and biology, as well as advanced undergraduate students. Participants need to have a background in probability and differential equations and be interested in mathematical biology.
Format
The program consists of lectures delivered by leading researchers in stochastic dynamics and mathematical biology. Participants will have opportunities to engage with speakers and fellow students throughout the week.
Participant Support
Participants will be provided with housing, catered meals (breakfast and lunch), and subsidized travel to and from College Station.
Apply Now
Application Deadline: March 15, 2026
Applicants must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or a graduate program at a US institution of higher education. To apply to the summer school you will need to submit through MathPrograms.org:
- A resume
- A short statement of purpose explaining why you are interested in the summer school
- An unofficial transcript
- Contact information for a letter of reference
Important Dates
Contact
For questions about the summer school, please contact:
ahening@tamu.edu