Calendar of 2025
Published:
- Nov 3: Start of the Project course in Computational Science. Welcome!
- Oct 14–16: Swedish e-Science Academy in Umeå.
- Sep 18–19: SciLifeLab group leader retreat.
- Sep 1–5: Participated in the ENUMATH 2025 conference where I organized a minisymposium (MS82: The mathematics of pathology: quantitative methods) together with Fred Vermolen. I also gave a talk in the minisymposium MS20: Local and nonlocal transport in single and multiple scale heterogeneous processes.
- Aug 27–28: At the Pandemic Laboratory Preparedness Network Meeting 2025.
- Aug 20: Open position: Postdoc in Computational Epidemiology. Deadline to apply 31st of October 2025!
- Aug 19–20: Visiting Advances in stochastic processes and numerical analysis.
- May 26–28: Visit to Basel and to Mustafa Khammash to engage as the external advisor for the PhD defense of Elena D’Ambrosio. Congratulations!
- May 5–6: I co-organized a DDLS-workshop entitled Infectious disease epidemiology: surveillance, forecasting and modelling together with Tove Fall, Tom Britton, and Laura Carroll. Read more in the DDLS post.
Below photo: We had a memorable panel discussion too! 
- Apr 29: New preprint! We have been working with this one for some time now, happy to see it finalized: E. Blom, S. Engblom: DLCM: a versatile multi-level solver for heterogeneous multicellular systems, available via arXiv. The numerical experiments can be reproduced using URDME.
- Apr: as of 1st of April I am the program chair of Applied Scientific Computing.
- Mar 28: organized a half-day meeting with the eSSENCE graduate school.
- Mar 17–18: TDB internal conference.
- Mar 14: I gave a short talk in Upp-Upp, the internal conference for Statisticians in Uppsala.
- Mar 13: visit to the Swedish parliament within the RIFO-program. Thanks a lot!

- Jan 17: Gesina Menz presented her half-time seminar. External reviewer: Torbjörn Lundh.
- Jan 14–16: participation in the BIT’65 conference.
- Jan 10: poster presentation session in the Project course in Computational Science. Welcome!
- Jan 8–9: final presentations in the Project course in Computational Science.



