Netherlands Bioinformatics & Systems Biology Conference 2015 - BioSB 2015

Date:                    20-21 May 2015
Venue:                  De Werelt, Lunteren, the Netherlands
Website:               http://www.aanmelder.nl/biosb2015
Registration:          https://www.aanmelder.nl/biosb2015/subscribe

Abstract submission - extended submission deadline: March 26!

We have decided to extend the submission deadline for abstracts for the BioSB 2015 conference programme with one week, to March 26, 2015! 

Abstracts can be submitted for the following topics / topical tracks:
  • Metabolism
  • Gene regulation
  • Networks & Data integration
  • Next Generation Sequencing
  • Bioinf & SysBio in practice: industrial and medical applications (industry track) (May 20)
  • Statistics & modeling
  • Genotype/phenotype & disease
  • Proteomics
  • Whole-cell modeling / multi-scale modeling / genome-scale modeling
  • Metagenomics topical track (May 20)
  • NSBM Spring meeting 2015 (biomolecular modelling track) (May 21)
You can submit an abstract for a lecture in one of the parallel sessions, a poster presentation or for a demo in the application showcase. Read more about the abstract submission here: https://www.aanmelder.nl/biosb2015/wiki/93751/abstracts. Extended abstract submission deadline: March 26, 2015, Extended notification date: April 14, 2015.

Nominations for BioSB Young Investigator Award 2015

Young researchers can now be nominated for the BioSB Young Investigator Award 2015. The winner will present an honorary lecture at the conference (May 20) and will receive an award provided by the BioSB research school. You can now submit your nominations via: https://www.aanmelder.nl/biosb2015/wiki/93721/biosb%20young%20investigator%20award. Nomination deadline: April 10, 2015.

BioSB 2015: Merging two research fields

BioSB 2015 will be the first in a series of yearly organised Dutch Bioinformatics & Systems Biology (BioSB) conferences focusing on both bioinformatics and systems biology research. The BioSB 2015 combines the annual Netherlands Bioinformatics Conference (NBIC) and the annual Systems Biology Symposium (SB@NL). Because of the success of the NBIC conference format in the past, the BioSB conference will be organised in the familiar style: a 2-day conference at Congrescentrum De Werelt in Lunteren. The BioSB 2015 will be co-organised by the BioSB research school and the Utrecht Bioinformatics Center. 

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