Events and Conferences in Computational Science
Events that we have organised or sponsored in the last few years.
- Computational Methods in Systems Biology (CMSB 2008)
Rostock, Germany
12–15 October 2008
The CMSB conference brings together modellers (computer scientists, mathematicians and physicists) and biologists interested in a systems-level understanding of cellular processes. - 9th International Conference on Systems Biology (ICSB 2008)
Göteborg, Sweden
22–28 August 2008 - International Workshop and Conference on Network Science
Norwich, United Kingdom
23–27 June 2008
The conference focuses on novel directions in networks research within the biological and environmental sciences, computer and information sciences, social sciences, finance and business. - Formal Methods in Systems Biology
Cambridge, United Kingdom
4–5 June 2008
The purpose of this meeting is to bring researchers together on the application of formal methods to biology. This includes techniques for the specification, development and verification of biological models, as well as the design of tools to execute and analyze biological models. - Computational and Systems Biology Course at CoSBi
Trento, Italy
10–14 March 2008
The Microsoft Research - University of Trento Centre for Computational and Systems Biology (CoSBi) organises a course for PhD students, advanced master students and early stage postdocs on methods and recent results on different aspects of computational and systems biology. Students with both experimental and computational/mathematical background are encouraged to apply. Registered students will receive prerequisite reading materials that will help them to follow the lectures of the course no matter what background they have. All lecture material will be made available to the students after the course. - Biology without Borders conference
Trento, Italy
2–5 October 2007
As we try to increase our understanding of biology, the focus of research is shifting from parts to systems. This shift brings with itself a blending of tools, scientific fields, expertise, and people in order to properly address the new challenges that arise. Biology without Borders recognises such shift and aims to embrace it with a unique open format. Its focus will be theoretical and experimental approaches which are allowing a more complete and system level understanding of biology and which recognize the importance of evolution for achieving such understanding. - Computational Methods in Systems Biology (CMSB 2007)
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
20–21 September 2007
The CMSB conference brings together modellers (computer scientists, mathematicians and physicists) and biologists interested in a systems-level understanding of cellular processes. - Project Design Workshop, Ark 2010
Cambridge, United Kingdom
30 April–2 May 2007
Strengthening Biodiversity Science and Policy for Tropical Montane Cloud Forests. - Towards 2020 Science Workshop
Venice, Italy
30 June–1 July 2005
An international expert group that identified the challenges, opportunities and the requirements for computing to accelerate science over the next decade and beyond. - International Conference on Converging Sciences
Trento, Italy
16–17 December 2004
A conference organised by the University of Trento (Italy) and Microsoft Research. Presentations are available online.
