Bhargav Karamched

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Florida State University

United States

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Bhargav Karamched is an Assistant Professor at Florida State University, USA. His research focuses on dynamic systems and modeling in various contexts, including antibiotic resistance, complex systems observability, and microbial consortia dynamics. Recent articles highlight his work on intervention design in virus dynamics, the impact of information on decision-making, and mathematical studies of neural and genetic feedback pathways.

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Columbia University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (12)

Optimal control strategies for mitigating antibiotic resistance: Integrating virus dynamics for enhanced intervention design

Observability of complex systems via conserved quantities

Walk this way: modeling foraging ant dynamics in multiple food source environments

Fast decisions reflect biases; slow decisions do not

Oscillations in delayed positive feedback systems

A mathematical study of the efficacy of possible negative feedback pathways involved in neuronal polarization

Impact of correlated information on pioneering decisions

Stochastic switching of delayed feedback suppresses oscillations in genetic regulatory systems

The space between us: Modeling spatial heterogeneity in synthetic microbial consortia dynamics

Emergent spatiotemporal population dynamics with cell-length control of synthetic microbial consortia

Delay-induced uncertainty for a paradigmatic glucose–insulin model

Heterogeneity Improves Speed and Accuracy in Social Networks

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Kresimir Josic

Jack Schmidt

David Murrugarra

Shawn Ryan

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