IU Bloomington
Paul Macklin
Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering
Expert Bio
Paul Macklin joined the Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering in the School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering to help build its new bioengineering track. He leads multidisciplinary teams to create computational models for cancer treatment, tissue engineering, designing biological robots and other applications. He has developed powerful 3-D simulators for biological transport and complex cell systems that scale from desktop computers to high-performance computing. Macklin strongly believes in sharing publicly funded work with the public, so all his computer models are available as open source. He also leads MultiCellDS, an international team working to share multicellular data and computer models.
Areas of Expertise
Mathematical modeling, mathematical biology, multiscale modeling, open source, data sharing, data standards, mathematical oncology, biorobots, cancer, multidisciplinary, diffusion, agent-based models, applied mathematics, multicellular biology.
Other Information
“BCRF Conversations: A Discussion with Drs. Daniele Gilkes and Paul Macklin”: https://www.bcrf.org/blog/bcrf-conversations-discussion-drs-daniele-gilkes-and-paul-macklin “‘Virtual Laboratory’ Provides New Tool for Studying Tumor Biology”: https://www.bcrf.org/blog/virtual-laboratory-provides-new-tool-studying-tumor-biology “Mighty Modelers: The Art of Virtual Cell Culture”: https://web.archive.org/web/20160919030951/http:/www.biotechniques.com/news/Mighty-Modelers-The-Art-of-Virtual-Cell-Culture/biotechniques-364893.html#.W1Ha_7gpCUl MathCancer videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1IHi3Kb0zyn-HBXeMBLjTU_-rFEKqFKM Math Cancer Lab: http://MathCancer.org The MultiCellular Data Standard Project: http://MultiCellDS.org
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