CNLS q-bio Seminars
From Q-Bio Seminar Series
This weekly series of seminars aims to advance predictive modeling of cellular regulation, decision making, and other information processing phenomena. The emphasis is on deep theoretical understanding, detailed modeling, and quantitative experimentation directed at understanding the behavior of particular regulatory systems and/or elucidating general principles of cellular information processing. The seminar series has the same scientific and educational goals as the q-bio Conference and Summer School. CNLS also sponsors a monthly series of q-bio public lectures, which are aimed at disseminating biological knowledge gained through quantitative experimentation and mathematical, computational, and/or statistical analyses of data.
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Logistics
- Time: Tuesday, 2:15-3:15 PM, starting September 2, 2008. Speakers will be at LANL all of Tuesday and the preceding Monday or following Wednesday.
- Place: CNLS Conference Room, Building 1690, TA-3, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Schedule
- Past Seminars
- Upcoming Seminars, Spring 2009
- Mar 24: Mingzhou Song, New Mexico State University, Computational Modeling of Interactions in Dynamic Biological Networks
- Mar 31: Holger Conzelmann, Harvard Medical School, Model Reduction of Rule-based ODE Models: Exact vs. Approximate Approach
- Apr 7: Harmen Bussemaker, Columbia University, Learning mechanistic models of gene expression regulation from natural sequence variation
- Apr 14: Hana El-Samad, University of California, San Francisco, Stochastic Biological Circuits: Noise as a Phenotype
- Apr 21: Arup K. Chakraborty, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Understanding adaptive immunity: a crossroad of the physical and life sciences
- Apr 28: Michael W. Deem, Rice University
- May 5: Christina D. Smolke, California Institute of Technology
- May 12: Wallace Marshall, University of California, San Francisco
- May 19: TBA
- May 26: TBA
- Future Seminars
Organizers
Sponsor
- Center for Nonlinear Studies (CNLS)
