FEBS2010 y Young Scientist Forum
Este mes, del 26 de Junio al 1 de Julio se celebra en Göteborg (Suecia) FEBS2010, la 35ª edición del congreso de la FEBS (Federation of European Biochemical Societies). Como otros años, antes del congreso se celebrará el Young Scientist Forum 2010, del 23 al 25 de Junio. El reclamo principal de FEBS2010 es la gran cantidad de charlas dedicadas a biología de sistemas, con lo que si estáis interesados en asistir, aún estáis a tiempo de inscribiros. A continuación os incluyo el mensaje original:
Dear Colleagues,
We have previously organised ICSB2008 and this year we arrange FEBS2010 (June 26-July 1, www.febs2010.org) here in Gothenburg, Sweden.
FEBS2010 offers an outstanding programme with, among others, four Nobel Laureates.
Importantly, there are a large number of talks and sessions covering SYSTEMSBIOLOGY. See examples below.
Registration is open at www.febs2010.org.
Hoping to see you in Gothenburg! Best regards, Stefan Hohmann
Uri Alon Design principles of biological circuits
Charlie Boone The genetic landscape of a cell
Marc Vidal Interactome networks and human disease
Bernhard Palsson The meta-structure of the E. coli genome and its genome-scale transcriptional regulatory network
Jens Nielsen Metabolism of filamentous fungi at the genome level
Uwe Sauer Transcriptional control of metabolic fluxes and computational identification of the governing principles
Tom Kirkwood Systems biology of ageing and longevity
Brenda Andrews A comprehensive genetic-interaction map of a eukaryotic kinome
Giulio Superti-Fuga Molecular networks in Leukemia and Innate immunity
Albertha J Walhout Gene-centered regulatory networks
Stefan Schuster Predicting pathways in genome-scale metabolic networks
Thomas Nyström Unequal inheritance of protein damage during yeast cytokinesis
Matej Oresic Reconstruction and multi-scale modeling of lipid networks
Fredrik Bäckhed Global transcriptional regulation of the gut microbiota and its impact on host physiology
Owe Orwar Controlling the rates of biochemical reactions and signaling networks by shape-and-volume changes
Joerg Stelling Computational engineering of synthetic genetic circuits
Sven Panke From understanding to designing enzymatic networks
Ralf Wagner Synthetic Biology: Genes, genomes, applications
Johan Elf Probing intracellular kinetics at the level of single molecules
John D Scott Cell Signaling in Space and Time
Hiroki Ueda Systems biology of mammalian circadian clocks
Paola Picotti Quantitative targeted proteomics for the analysis of cellular networks
Nicola Zamboni A pragmatic update on cellular metabolomics
Ursula Kummer Assessing the importance of individual players in biochemical networks in a global way
Ben Lehner Perturbing genes and predicting the outcome
Dirk Bumann Salmonella metabolism during infection
Igor Stagljar Protein Networks Regulating Cell Signaling in Human Health and Disease
Matthias Gstaiger Systematic analysis of dynamic signaling modules by quantitative mass spectrometry
Francesc Posas Control of gene expression by the Hog1 stress-activated protein kinaseProf. Stefan Hohmann, Prodekanus Faculty of Science
Department of Cell and Molecular Biology
University of Gothenburg
Box 462
SE-40530 Goeteborg, Sweden
phone: +46 31 3608488, skype: stefanhohmann
fax: +46 31 7862599, mail: stefan.hohmann@gu.se
FEBS Congress 2010: www.febs2010.org