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Brian Ingalls is a professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics at the University of Waterloo, where he is cross-appointed to the Departments of Biology and Chemical Engineering. He holds a PhD from Rutgers University. His research in synthetic and systems biology focuses on the development of mathematical models to predict the behavior of intracellular molecular networks and heterogeneous cellular communities, with applications of systems and control theory to systems biology.
He is the author of Mathematical Modeling in Systems Biology: an introduction, published by MIT Press in 2013, and co-editor of Control Theory and Systems Biology, published by MIT Press in 2010.
Discover University of Waterloo's synthetic biology innovation: engineered Clostridium sporogenes bacteria that infiltrate and eat cancer tumors internally. Promising for pancreatic and solid tumors.
University of Waterloo's engineered Clostridium sporogenes uses quorum sensing to safely colonize and consume solid tumors from within, a major advance in synthetic biology cancer treatments amid 2.1M US cases projected for 2026.
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