FSU’s Richard Bertram, whose expertise spans math, data science, neuroscience, and molecular biophysics, has been elected to the board of directors of the Society for Mathematical Biology. Bertram collaborates with FSU biochemist Michael Roper on research into the insulin-secreting cells of the pancreas.
He also works with biologist Roberto Vincis and mathematicians Tom Needham and Martin Bauer to investigate how taste is processed in the brain and with biologist Douglas Storace and mathematician Bhargav Karamched on the neural basis of the sense of smell. “The success of most research projects depends on the team behind it; my collaborators have all been part of the ecosystem that is my work,” says Bertram.
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