SComB is a research unit of the Center for Natural Sciences and Environmental Research that integrates computational, mathematical and statistical modeling approaches to better understand the complexity of biological, medical and agricultural systems. To elucidate the causes and consequences of a system/network, models are built. Models provide an abstract representation of observable principles. These models are not a substitute for careful empirical observations, but instead are tools to assess hypotheses about the dynamic properties of a system and the mechanisms underlying the observations. Through the systematic approach that we will use, modeling the theoretical properties of a complex system/network is made more plausible.
CURRENT PROJECTS
NEWS & EVENTS
[2024/03/13] JP Defends His MS Mathematics Thesis
[2024/02/27-29] SComB Attends eAsia-AMR Hands-on Workshop
[2024/02/23] SComB Attends eAsia-AMR Meeting
[2024/02/16] SComB Participates in PGL’s Seminar
[2024/02/01] SComB Head Elected as PSMB VP
[2024/01/31] DLSU SHS Interns at SComB
[2024/01/27] SComB Attends PSM Cluster 1 Symposium