Regular biography
Peter Kim is a Professor in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at The University of Sydney. His research interests include mathematical biology, mathematical immunology, cancer dynamics, virus dynamics, and dynamical systems. He works with ordinary, delay, partial, and stochastic differential equations. Kim teaches courses such as MATH2021, offering lectures, seminars, and tutorials. His profile page provides details about his research and teaching schedule. For further information, visit his academic profile online.
Scholar-generated biography
Peter Kim is a researcher at the University of Sydney with a focus on mathematical modeling of biological systems, particularly in immunology and virology. His work explores the dynamics of immune responses, including the interactions between cancer cells and oncolytic viruses, the role of NK and memory CD8+ T cells in immune activation, and the impact of cytokines like IL-15SA on immune cell populations. He also investigates the evolutionary implications of grandmothering on longevity and the genetic expression patterns in viral infections. His research integrates computational models with experimental data to understand complex biological processes and their therapeutic applications.