Mathematical biology is a field that applies mathematical methods and models to understand biological systems and phenomena. It integrates concepts from mathematics, biology, and often computer science to address questions related to biological processes. The objectives of mathematical biology can vary widely and might include: 1. **Modeling Biological Processes**: Developing mathematical models to describe biological phenomena, such as population dynamics, disease spread, ecological interactions, and cellular processes.

Articles by others on the same topic (0)

There are currently no matching articles.