LOCALE: San Diego, California (CSB2007)
DATE: Friday, August 17th, 2007

As the world-wide efforts continue to make available a large amount of omics data, system biology has been gradually shaped as a field to study the interactions among components of biological systems, to address the causes and effects in biological networks through simultaneously measuring multiple components and rigorous data integration with mathematical models, and to integrate computational modeling, hypotheses formulation, experimental validation, and computational model refining.

We have invited scientists from leading research centers/laboratories to present their work in system biology, particularly for microbial genomes, which cover different aspects (reconstruction, modeling, analysis and simulation) of biological network studies using both experimental and computational techniques.

The workshop will also provide a platform for researchers from different disciplines to exchange visions, insights, ideas, and discoveries about the challenges and opportunities in the field of system biology, to share and appreciate research efforts that have been devoted to the field, to provide and seek advice/suggestion/solutions to some problems in the field, and to establish face-to-face collaboration.

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http://www.lifesciencessociety.org/CSB2007/regis07.html