Third Conference on Systems Biology of Mammalian Cells, Freiburg, Germany
9 August 2010 - 9 August 2010
Germany
The Third Conference on Systems Biology of Mammalian Cells (SBMC 2010) will take place in Freiburg, Germany between 3 and 5 June 2010.
The event will present cutting-edge experimental, theoretical and computational approaches to unravelling the basic design principles of a wide range of regulatory processes in mammalian cells, including metabolic pathways, genetic and signalling networks, and disease promoting mechanisms.
Understanding the molecular basis of complex biological processes requires both new experimental and conceptual approaches. Advancement of quantitative methods facilitates the comprehensive dissection of regulatory components that control decisions in mammalian cells.
However, new computational, mathematical, engineering and physical approaches are required to integrate a wealth of experimental information and develop mathematical models to reveal the design principles of biological systems and predict their behaviour in a patho-physiological context.
SBMC 2010 is being co-sponsored by The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research.For further information, please visit:
http://www.sbmc2010.de/(opens in new window)
The event will present cutting-edge experimental, theoretical and computational approaches to unravelling the basic design principles of a wide range of regulatory processes in mammalian cells, including metabolic pathways, genetic and signalling networks, and disease promoting mechanisms.
Understanding the molecular basis of complex biological processes requires both new experimental and conceptual approaches. Advancement of quantitative methods facilitates the comprehensive dissection of regulatory components that control decisions in mammalian cells.
However, new computational, mathematical, engineering and physical approaches are required to integrate a wealth of experimental information and develop mathematical models to reveal the design principles of biological systems and predict their behaviour in a patho-physiological context.
SBMC 2010 is being co-sponsored by The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research.For further information, please visit:
http://www.sbmc2010.de/(opens in new window)