International Study Group on Systems Biology

 

International Study Group on Systems Biology

The International Study Group of Systems Biology (ISGSB) organizes biannual workshops where new developments in systems biology research are discussed between PIs, postdocs and PhD students. The Study Group is specialized in the ‘bottom-up’ branch of Systems Biology, which concerns the detailed molecular mechanisms that lead to emergent biological properties. New developments in technology and modelling, however, bring the genome-wide top-down approach ever closer to the bottom-up approach. The ISGSB stimulates intensive interaction between the different approaches to systems biology and provides ample opportunity for young scientists to present their research.

 

The Reinhart Heinrich keynote lecture will be given by Thomas Höfer from the German Cancer Research Centre DKFZ in Heidelberg, <Website>

 

The upcoming ISGSB meeting wil be held on the isle of Ameland in the Wadden Sea, The Netherlands on September 25-28, 2012. The special theme of the meeting will be Energy Metabolism and Ageing.

 

The deadline for early registration at low cost and for abstract submission has been extended till June 15

 

As a satelite to this meeting we will organize a Systems Biology Symposium on Energy Metabolism and Ageing in the city of Groningen, The Netherlands on September 24, 2012