Roman Bauer

About

Roman Bauer is an EPSRC Research Fellow with a research focus on biological dynamics. He devises and analyses computational and statistical models of how tissue evolves during development, degeneration, or other processes, to better understand system dynamics. His research incorporates interactions between cellular processes and physical laws of the extracellular environment, and involves modern computing approaches.

Education

• Bachelor's in Computational Science and Engineering, ETH Zurich
• Master's in Computational Science and Engineering, ETH Zurich
• Ph.D. in simulations of cortical development, ETH Zurich and University Zurich

Selected publications

• Simulating Cortical Development as a Self Constructing Process: A Novel Multi-Scale Approach Combining Molecular and Physical Aspects
• Developmental Origin of Patchy Axonal Connectivity in the Neocortex: A Computational Model
• A computational model incorporating neural stem cell dynamics reproduces glioma incidence across the lifespan in the human population
• Developmental self-construction and –configuration of functional neocortical neuronal networks
• The BioDynaMo Project: creating a platform for large-scale reproducible biological simulations
• An optimization approach for agent-based computational models of biological development
• Considerations on Brain-Machine Interfaces from a Neuroscience and Physics Perspective
• Nonlinear growth: An origin of hub organization in complex networks
• Organisational Principles of Connectomes: Changes during Evolution and Development
• The BioDynaMo Project: Experience Report