What are some emerging scientific fields for applying stochastic models?

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The discussion centers on seeking guidance for a math project that incorporates stochastic models within a science field. The individual expresses a desire for a theoretical approach and aims to explore a relatively new area to ensure originality in their work. Suggestions include consulting with a professor for expert advice and direction. The emphasis is on finding resources and literature that align with the project’s goals while maintaining a focus on innovative applications of stochastic models in science.
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I am taking a project this year. As the title suggests this project is a maths project but I was wondering if anyone can direct me to some science field in which I could use stochastic models. I have very limited knowladge in science so something theoretical would be nice. Any books would be appreciated. I would like a field that is relatively new so that the project can be somewhat original instead of copy and pasting other papers :devil:
 
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