معرفی
Eirikur Palsson is an Adjunct Professor in Mathematical Biology at Simon Fraser University (SFU), associated with the Faculty of Science. He holds a PhD from Princeton University. His research focuses on mathematical modeling of cellular systems and ecological interactions, particularly studying cell signaling, multicellular dynamics, and nutrient competition in marine environments. He is affiliated with the Department of Biological Sciences and has cross-disciplinary ties with the Department of Physics.
Education:
- PhD in Biological Sciences, Princeton University
Research Interests:
Palsson develops computational models to explore cell movement mechanisms in systems like Dictyostelium discoideum and Zebrafish, emphasizing cell adhesion and chemotaxis. His work on marine ecosystems investigates nutrient stoichiometry and Redfield ratio dynamics. Recent projects include modeling tumor-macrophage interactions and reservoir impacts on avian populations.
Publications Trends:
His research spans over three decades, combining theoretical biology with experimental validation. Recent work integrates computational models to address ecological and biomedical challenges, such as microplastic pollution effects and cancer cell invasion mechanisms.
Awards and Grants:
No specific awards listed, though his extensive publication record indicates sustained research excellence. Current projects likely involve SFU's research facilities.
Labs and Collaborations:
Laboratory locations: Office B8267 and Lab B9215/17B. Collaborations span mathematical biology, physics, and environmental science departments.
