Theoretical microbiology

Theoretical microbiology is the branch of science that uses mathematical models, computer simulations, and theoretical concepts to understand how microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, and fungi grow, interact, and evolve. It helps scientists predict behaviors, chart infection dynamics, and develop strategies to control microbial populations. By applying these analytical tools, researchers can better grasp complex microbial processes without solely relying on laboratory experiments, advancing our knowledge of microbial systems and supporting developments in medicine, ecology, and biotechnology.