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Interviewer(s)
Art Woods, Marty Martin
Interviewee(s)
Rosemary Braun
Description
How should we study complex biological networks? How do cells keep time and stay in sync? What does it mean for a network to be resilient?
In this episode, we talk with Rosemary Braun, Associate Professor at Northwestern University in the Department of Molecular Biosciences and a member of the NSF-Simons Center for Quantitative Biology. Rosemary is broadly interested in learning whether “more is different” when it comes to complex molecular networks operating across different temporal and spatial scales. We talk with her about systems approaches to uncovering the “Rules of Life” and about circadian (daily) rhythms. She and her team use machine learning to understand emergent phenomena in networks, with the goal of helping medical professionals target treatments based on an individual patient’s circadian rhythm.
Cover photo: Keating Shahmehri
Date Published
3-7-2024
Language
eng
Length of Episode
57 minutes, 16 seconds
Digital File Format
audio/mp3
Document Type
Podcast
Recommended Citation
Woods, Art and Martin, Marty, "Episode 117: The time of your life (with Rosemary Braun)" (2024). BigBiology Podcasts. 120.
https://scholarworks.umt.edu/bigbiology_podcasts/120