Karin Leiderman

Karin Leiderman is a professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, with affiliations in mathematics, computational medicine, and the UNC Blood Research Center. She is a mathematical and computational scientist whose work integrates mechanistic modeling, experimental collaboration, and statistical inference to study blood coagulation, bleeding disorders, and thrombotic diseases. Her areas of expertise include mechanistic modeling of biochemical reaction networks, thrombin generation, and platelet-mediated coagulation under flow, as well as virtual patient modeling, systems biology, uncertainty and sensitivity analysis, and translational computational medicine.