Call for abstracts
7th International Symposium on Networks in Bioinformatics (ISNB)
Amsterdam, April 22-23, 2010
The 7th International Symposium on Networks in Bioinformatics (ISNB
2010) is scheduled on 22 and 23 April 2010 and is likely to continue
its success from previous years in bringing different disciplines
together to discuss ongoing research in bioinformatics, systems biology
and biology of networks. The focus of 7th International Symposium on
Networks in Bioinformatics will be on biological networks such as
metabolic networks, signal transduction pathways and genetic regulatory
networks. In addition, we also aim to include topics like modeling of
cells, tissues, gene regulation and biomineralisation. We also want to
invite researchers working on gene networks in plants (e.g.
Arabidopsis) , model organisms such as Drosophila and organisms with a
relatively simple and basal body plan such as sponges and scleractinian
corals. Understanding of these networks is crucial for understanding
molecular and cellular processes in the organism or system under study.
This field is subject of lively research and both experimental and
computational approaches are used to elucidate the biological networks.
The bioinformatics of biological networks involves a broad range of
research and approaches. Research includes the identification of
regulatory elements in DNA, developmental biology, genome context
analysis, modelling and simulation of pathways, reconstruction of
pathways from experimental data, visualization of pathways, and the
representation of pathways in database, graphs and mark-up languages.
Areas of Interests and Contributions
Topics of interest include but are not limited
to:
- Analysis of biological networks
- Reconstruction of biological networks
- Network visualization
- Dynamics of biological networks
- Systems Biology
- Data standards, interoperability,
integration
- Experimental research
- Simultation and modeling
- Markup languages
Abstracts for oral or poster presentations can be
send to the ISNB program committee (P.D.Moerland@amc.uva.nl) before
March 1, 2010. The programme committee will rank and select abstracts.
Your abstract should not exceed 1 page (font
11) and must include name, author, affiliation (adress+email) and
summary of research.
For more information see ISNB website:
http://amc-app1.amc.sara.nl/twiki/bin/view/ISNB/SymposiumISNB2010
Sponsored by the Netherlands Bioinformatics Institue (NBIC) and the
Netherlands Institute for Systems Biology (NISB)