Network Biology SIG - ISMB 2013 - Berlin

Conference site

The NetBio SIG is a satellite meeting held before ISMB, the largest computational biology/bioinformatics conference in the world, both of which are in Berlin, Germany in mid-July 2013. The NetBio SIG will focus on two major areas: (1) the development of network-related tools and resources, and (2) the application of network analysis and visualization in the study of biology, synthetic biology and medicine. The meeting will provide a unique interface between tool developers and users in the field of network biology. Through these complementary lenses, the SIG will bring into focus the current state of the field, its future promise and how to get from here to there.

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Important Dates

• April 1: Open call for abstract submissions
• April 22: Submission deadline
• May 13: Notification of accepted abstracts
• June 7: Early registration discount cut-off date
• July 19: NetBio SIG
• July 21-23: ISMB 2013, Main program

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Abstract submission is closed

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SIG Program

Keynote Speakers

• Natasa Przulj - Computational Systems Biology - Imperial College London, UK
• Esti Yeger-Lotem - Network Biology of Human Disease - Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
• Michael Schroeder - Drug Repositioning with Networks - Biotechnology Center, TU Desden, Germany
• Benno Schwikowski - Network Inference, CYNI - Pasteur Institute, France
• Stefan Schuster - In silico detection of hitherto unknown pathways in metabolic networks - FSU Jena, Germany

Schedule and Abstracts

• TBA

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Past Presentations

• Network Biology SIG 2012

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Organizing Committee

• Alexander Pico, Gladstone Institutes, UCSF, profile
• Scooter Morris, RBVI, University of California at San Francisco, profile
• Allan Kuchinsky, Agilent Technologies, website
• Gary Bader, University of Toronto, profile
• Mario Albrecht, Max Planck Institute for Informatics, profile
• Natasa Przulj, Imperial College London, profile
• Esti Yeger-Lotem, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, profile
• Igor Jurisica, University of Toronto, profile

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