Sabina Haque

I am a mathematician interested in developing novel graph-theoretic approaches to biochemical reaction networks and exploring the geometry and topology of multi-scale biological systems. My doctoral work explores graph-theoretic models of biochemical reaction networks, primarily using the linear framework. The mathematical background in graph theory and stochastic processes I cultivated during my PhD has allowed me to investigate open problems across disciplines, ranging from non-equilibrium thermodynamics to molecular information processing. I also have done work in chemical reaction network theory on disguised toric systems. As a Van Loo postdoctoral fellow, I am interested in topological data analysis, geometry and topology, graph theory, stochastic thermodynamics, and chemical reaction networks.