The primary mission of the Rutgers Center for Quantitative Biology (CQB) is to enable scientific exchanges and collaborations between faculty residing in different academic departments who are interested in quantitative modeling of biological phenomena. Research interests of CQB faculty members comprise both experimental and theoretical approaches and range from evolutionary dynamics, stochastic processes in biology, and single-molecule biophysics to modeling onset and progression of cancer. CQB facilitates these activities by holding a weekly seminar series as well as providing travel support for faculty and affiliated students and postdoctoral researchers to attend national and international scientific meetings.
The members of CQB are:
- Gyan Bhanot (Professor, MBB and Physics)
- Hossein Khiabanian (Associate Professor, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School)
- Sang-Hyuk Lee (Assistant Professor, Physics)
- Konstantin Mischaikow (Distinguished Professor, Mathematics)
- Alexandre Morozov (Professor, Physics), Director
- Wilma Olson (Mary I. Bunting Professor, Chemistry)
- Anirvan Sengupta (Professor, Physics)
- Eduardo Sontag (Distinguished Professor, Mathematics), member emeritus
Note: the Graduate Program in BioMaPS, or "Ph.D. in Computational Biology and Molecular Biophysics", has been renamed
the Graduate Program in Quantitative Biomedicine, and is now affiliated with
the Institute for Quantitative Biomedicine at Rutgers (IQB@R)
