Researcher Type: Research Fellow

Kilian studied Mathematics at the University of Bonn. He wrote his masters thesis on “Modelling immune cell interactions in lymphoid organs” with Prof. Kevin Thurley at the university hospital Bonn. In 2024, he started a PhD in mathematical epidemiology at the “Bonn Center for Mathematical Life Sciences” supervised by Prof. Jan Hasenauer. He works on

Joanna is a Master’s student in Mathematics at the University of Bonn, focusing on stochastics and differential equations with a special interest in biological applications. As part of a student assistant position and a Master’s thesis she works on distribution modeling of immune cell differentiation including cell-cell communication and tumor-immune interactions in the group of

Nissrin is a postdoctoral researcher in the Thurley Group at the University Hospital Bonn, Germany, working in the field of mathematical biology. Her academic interests centre on understanding biological processes and diseases mechanistically, as well as uncovering the patterns underlying these processes through the use and development of diverse mathematical modelling tools, including statistical analysis,

Ms Marry Thekhwe is currently a research Master’s student at AIMS South Africa, affiliated with the University of Cape Town, with interests spanning mathematics, physics, data science, computational fluid dynamics, and quantum computing. Her current research focuses on applying modelling, simulation, and computational methods to address complex problems in the physical and biological sciences. She

Siyabonga obtained his BSc Computer Science and BSc (Hon) Mathematics from University of the Western Cape. He further completed his Masters at AIMS South Africa, with a focus in Categorical Topology. He is currently a Doctoral student at AIMS South Africa in the Algebra and Topology (AT AIMS) research group under Prof. David Holgate. His

Aditya Khalatkar is a post-graduate in Physics from the University of Bonn, where he pursued a master’s degree with the support of the BCSG fellowship. His specialization lies in theoretical physics and for his master’s thesis, he explored the holographic approach to quantum gravity through the AdS/CFT correspondence, employing the SYK and complex SYK models.