Molecular Systems Biology

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molecular systems biology course

January 20-21, 2004
Schoorl
The Netherlands

Second Dutch Workshop on Molecular Systems Biology
NWO/ALW

Participants (including speakers) are encouraged to present a poster with their activities and/or plans in the field of systems biology.

program
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Tuesday, January 20

9.30	registration, coffee	.
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10.00	OPENING	.
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.	*Yeast systems biology initiative*	moderator: *Han de Winde* TU Delft
10.15	aims and approaches	.
10.30	communications	.
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11.00	Systems biology initiatives in FOM/AMOLF overview	Bela Mulder AMOLF, Amsterdam
11.20- 12.05	Signal transduction Returning from the nucleus and new routes towards the hepatocon	Ursula Klingmüller Heidelberg
12.20	lunch	.
13.15	Modeling of signal transduction The Wnt/ß-catenin pathway	Reinhart Heinrich Berlin
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.	*Signal transduction systems biology initiative*	moderator: *Peter Willems* Nijmegen
14.00	aims and approaches	.
14.15- 14.45	communications	.
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15.00	POSTERS	.
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.	*Lactococcus lactus systems biology initiative*	moderator: *Bas Teusink* NIZO
17.00	aims and approaches	*Bas Teusink* NIZO
17.15	*NWO biomolecular* *informatics project*	*Roland Siezen* CMBI Nijmegen
.	*IOP genomics project*	*Oscar Kuipers* RUG
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18.30	dinner	.
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20.00	Checking shape in time Systems biology of the cell cycle	Bela Novak Budapest
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20.45	bar	.

Wednesday, January 21

.	short communications	moderator: *Anne Mie Emons* Wageningen University
.9.00	Systems biology of plant transcription factors	Gerco Angenent Plant Research International Wageningen and KUN
9.15	Spectra and waiting-time distribution of firing resonant and non-resonant neurons	Tatiana Verechtchaguina Berlin
9.30	Enhancement of regulatory control by overlapping operons in gene regulatory networks	Pieter Rein ten Wolde AMOLF, Amsterdam
9.45	Applied systems theory in biology	Ivo van Stokkum Physics Applied Computer Science Group, VU Amsterdam
10.00	Development of a national systems biology course: a netherlands bioinformatics centre initiative	Ingrid Rienties Wageningen University and Research Centre
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10.15	Peculiar properties of protein production in living cells	Måns Ehrenberg Uppsala
11.00	coffee	.
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.	*X-omics data analysis and integration*	moderator: *Age Smilde* TNO & BioCentrum Amsterdam
11.30	aims and approaches	.
11.45	towards data integration	.
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12.15- 12.35	Center for medical systems biology overview	Gert Jan Van Ommen
12.50	lunch	.
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.	*Silicon cell systems biology initiative*	moderator: *Hans Westerhoff* BioCentrum Amsterdam
13.30	*Aims and approaches; what is it and what will it be?*	*Hans Westerhoff* BioCentrum Amsterdam
13.45	*Tasty yoghurt in silico?* A working example in L. lactis	*Marcel Hoefnagel*
14.00	*Mathematics and computation for the system biology of cells* The CLS program	*Mark Peletier* CWI (Centre for Mathematics and Computer Science) Amsterdam
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.	*dutch industry and systems biology*	moderator: *Stanley Brul* Unilever & BioCentrum Amsterdam
14.15	introduction	.
.	systems biology in biotechnological process development	Markus Wyss
.	systems biology and food quality & safety	Stanley Brul
15.00	nutritional systems biology overview	Michael Muller
15.20	tea	.
15.50	recent national and international developments in systems biology overview	Hans Westerhoff BioCentrum Amsterdam
16.10	biology getting of age: how do we go from piles of data to real understanding…? panel discussion	.
17.00- 17.15	WRAP UP	.

intro | program | location | registration | contact info
molecular systems biology course