Talk Alert! 3rd talk in the series "Understanding Evolution"! Featuring Arjun Dhati, BSMS at IISER Pune. He will present a model on the evolution of bacterial growth strategies in fluctuating environments. 📆 15th April 2026 | ⏱️ 9:30 PM IST Link: northeastern.zoom.us/j/9832742702... #Evolution

APS global summit 26 was so much fun. Had a great time presenting my research and talking with so many smart and talented people from the biological physics community! Also, Denver was such a delight :)

We are excited to release our first official article, "Physics and Biology - A Stable Marriage?" where @akshitg.bsky.social talks about his research, his journey in academia, and insights into theoretical biology. Read it using the link below! @milanvijay.bsky.social @arhan-vora.bsky.social

Talk alert! Third talk in the series "Applications of Network Science"! Featuring Guim Aguadé-Gorgorió, a Post-Doctoral fellow at ISEM. Guim will be covering minimal models of co-existence in complex ecology! 🗓️ Feb 9, 2026 | ⏱️ 8:30 PM IST Join at: northeastern.zoom.us/j/9832742702...

Talk Alert! Excited to kick off brand new series: Forms and Flows. First talk by Shubham S, a PhD candidate at @ncbsbangalore.bsky.social. He will discuss about a landscape description of the dynamics of Turing patterns. 🗓️ Feb 6, 2026 | ⏰ 20:30 (IST) Join: northeastern.zoom.us/j/9832742702...

Do join!

A bit late to post but happy to announce the first preprint coming out of my master's research at the Center for Theoretical Biological Physics at Northeastern University. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

Reading some of the biology heavy reviews about dynamics in tumor microenvironment where almost everything supports the tumor eventually makes me think that these cancer cells are smarter than a whole bunch of humans.

Talk alert!! A brand new series on "Understanding Evolution". Suraj Jagtap (University of Manchester) 21:30 IST | 17 Jan, 2026 How does immune pressure and interserotype relations affect the evolution of Dengue virus? Zoom: northeastern.zoom.us/j/9832742702...

Fisher's Fishes, a local yet all India theoretical bio student collective in India has arranged for the IgNobel Talk about the phase behaviour of cacio e pepe sauce. Join in on 17th December at 7 pm IST | 2:30 PM CET | 8 AM EST.

Excited for this Ignobel talk organized by @fishersfishes.bsky.social!! You can join here: northeastern.zoom.us/j/9832742702... And shoutout to this lovely poster by Meyvizhi :)

We aim to bridge the gap between publication and communication of new science by hosting talks by early-career researchers that exemplify the state of the art in their fields and give people a flavour of how theories in biology are crafted. Explore these themes at fishersfishes.github.io

We are Fisher's Fishes, a global society of theoretical biologists for researchers who explore living systems through quantitative and conceptual lenses. We aim to create a space where these ideas can be explored, developed, and refined in tight coupling with experiments.

Had a fantastic time presenting my research at MathOnco25. Looking forward to IMO workshop! @mathonco.bsky.social

Talk alert! Gaurav S. Athreya (University of Mainz & University of Groningen) 9:30 PM IST | 30 October 2025 How do reciprocity and punishment influence interactions between unrelated individuals? Zoom: northeastern.zoom.us/j/9832742702...

Talk Alert! Jacques Bara (University of Bonn) 7:30 PM IST | October 15, 2025 How do cooperation and social structure co-evolve? This talk explores how imitation and partner choice sustain cooperation in dynamic social networks. Zoom: northeastern.zoom.us/j/9832742702... @akilan-r.bsky.social

I was recently invited by a cool student initiative from IISER in India @fishersfishes.bsky.social (fishersfishes.github.io) to talk about networks. I conveyed to undergraduates my ideas for how ecology, evolution and their interplay should be understood in light of biological system properties.

Excited to start my Master's thesis under the supervision of Professor Herbert Levine and Professor Mohit Kumar Jolly at the Center for Theoretical Biological Physics at Northeastern University in the beautiful city of Boston. Get in touch if you're around and want to discuss theory in biology

Had a nice time exploring genomics, big data and fancy Bayesian Networks which still blow my mind because of how cool and inferable they are and the vast amount of theory there is behind them. Hope I get to build and invent frameworks half cool as them in future 👍

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