Johannes Müller

Prof. Dr. Johannes Müller is an associate professor in the Department of Mathematics at the Technical University of Munich. His research interests include mathematical biology, cellular automata, and the application of partial differential equations to biological systems. He has published extensively on topics such as quorum sensing, plasmid segregation, and evolutionary dynamics. Müller's work also spans the development of computational models for understanding microbial interactions and the impact of environmental factors on biological processes.

Johannes Müller TU München is a researcher in Mathematical Biology, focusing on dynamical systems and stochastic processes. His work explores the intersection of mathematics and biology, particularly in understanding complex biological phenomena through quantitative modeling. Müller's research includes topics such as quorum sensing, epidemic modeling, and cellular communication mechanisms. He has contributed to the development of mathematical models for biological systems, including the Hes1 oscillator and cellular automata. His studies also address practical issues like carsharing usage and vaccination strategies in age-structured populations. Müller's research emphasizes the application of mathematical tools to analyze biological processes and their dynamics.