Reports of the following events have recently been added:
iGEM-UK meet-up — Newcastle University, 20 July to 21 July 2010
Wednesday 25 August to Friday 27 August 2010
Workshop
Nano-Science Centre, University of Copenhagen
This workshop will address recent advances in Synthetic Biology and include topics such as biofuels, biomedicine, bioelectronics and bioagriculture.
The format of the workshop will be inspired by Gordon Conferences with a program of plenary lectures and amble time for discussion.
Saturday 4 September to Thursday 9 September 2010
Conference
Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain
BacNet10 will cover the mechanisms and principles of information collection, integration and implementation in bacteria. The meeting will involve world-leading scientists from different areas of molecular microbiology, computational modeling, and systems biology, and will include sessions on global regulation, networks and switches, network modeling and engineering, microbial cell biology, microbial development, stress response, and cell-cell communication. By bringing together cutting-edge research from related but often non-intersecting fields, the meeting will strive for cross-fertilization of different ideas and concepts of modern-day microbiology.
Application deadline: 14 June 2010
Saturday 4 September to Tuesday 7 September 2010
Conference
Palau de Congressos de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain
This conference is being organized by Denis Duboule and Luis Serrano, and includes a workshop on synthetic biology as well as keynote talks by Ron Weiss and Jason Chin.
Thursday 16 September 2010
a SynBioStandards Network event
Workshop
University of Edinburgh
This meeting will provide an opportunity for SynBioStandards Network members to update each other on research activities and other synthetic biology initiatives they have been involved with over the past year.
Tuesday 21 September to Friday 24 September 2010
Conference
University of Exeter
This conference is designed to foster interdisciplinary thinking among mathematicians, physicists, engineers, and biologists.
The deadline for abstract submission has been extended to 30 June 2010.
Monday 4 October to Wednesday 6 October 2010
Workshop
Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Leipzig, Germany
The main objective of this interdisciplinary workshop is to bring together leading scientists in key fields for integrated modeling of the function and evolution of biological networks: gene regulatory networks, epigenomics, metabolic networks, RNA, and evolution of biological networks. While the main focus will be on the theoretical (modeling) side, recent advances from experiments will also be considered to identify important problems that challenge existing modeling paradigms.
Friday 15 October to Saturday 16 October 2010
Workshop
Informatics Forum, University of Edinburgh
The aim of this workshop is to contribute to the cross-fertilization between the research in machine learning methods and their applications to systems biology (i.e., complex biological and medical questions) by bringing together method developers and experimentalists. We encourage submissions bringing forward methods for discovering complex structures (e.g. interaction networks, molecule structures) and methods supporting genome-wide data analysis.
Wednesday 15 December to Thursday 16 December 2010
Conference
University of Evry-Val-d’Essonne, France
This conference is chaired by James Collins and Alfonso Jaramillo. Abstract submissions are due by 11 July, and conference papers will be published in a special issue of the Biotechnology Journal.
Wednesday 15 June to Sunday 19 June 2011
Conference
Stanford University, CA, USA
