Past Events
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Seminar Series 2011
TUESDAY 25TH January
MOAC Conference Room, Coventry House, Main Campus from 1.00pm - 2.00pm.
Franck Delaunay (University of Nice, France) Circadian Clocks, Cell Cycle and Cancer
2010
| Jul 13-16th | EPSRC Symposium on Spatio-Temporal Dynamics Challenges from Fluorescence Data |
| Jun 29th | Ewa Paluch (Germany) |
| Jun 22nd | Andreas Deutsch (Germany) |
| Jun 1st | Dave Spiller (Liverpool) |
| May 18th | Korbinian Strimmer (Denmark) |
| May 11th | Peter Swain (Edinburgh) |
| May 4th | Dave Chambers (King's College London) |
| Mar 29th & 30th | MASAMB workshop |
| Mar 9th | Eric Xing (USA) |
| Mar 2nd | David Evans (Biological Sciences, Warwick) |
| Feb 23rd | Francois-Yves Bouget (France) The picopklanctonic cell Ostreococcus : A minimal model organism to study clock function in the green lineage and in the marine environment |
| Feb 16th | Simon Butt (Imperial, London) Probing the building blocks essential for a normal functional brain |
| Feb 9th | Murray Grant (Exeter) |
| Feb 2nd | Claire Grierson (Bristol) Understanding root hair development using modelling and experiments |
2009
| Nov 24th | Gilad Silberberg (Karolinska Institute, Sweden) Feedback & Feedforward inhibition in corticostriatal microcircuits |
| Nov 17th | Colin Goding (Oxford) Transcription programs, phenotype-switching, and the cancer stem cell hypothesis |
| Nov 4th | Workshop: Exploring New Interfaces of Computer Science and Biology at Warwick - Host Dr Sascha Ott |
| Nov 3rd | Stefan Trapp (ICL) Metabolically-regulated Potassium Channels – Roles in Physiology and Pathophysiology |
| Oct 20th | Dr Ari Sadanandom (Warwick HRI) Ubiquitin and Ubiquitin-like proteins in stress signalling |
| Oct 13th | Professor David Rand (Director, Warwick Systems Biology Centre, University of Warwick) Deterministic and stochastic functionality of regulatory and signaling networks |
| Jul 13th | Special Symposium in recognition of the award of honorary doctorates to Leroy Hood (Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle) Systems Biology and Systems Medicine and Denis Noble (Oxford University) The role of mathematics in Systems Biology |
| Jun 9th | Neuro Science Workshop Organiser Dr Magnus Richardson (Warwick) |
| Jun 2nd | Dr Kees Weijer (Dundee) |
| May 26th | Dr Jan Kreft ( Birmingham) - Modelling interactions in spatially structured systems to understand the division of metabolic labour in nitrification |
| May 19th | Dr Carmen Molina-Paris (Leeds) |
| May 12th | Professor Brendan Frey (Toronto) |
| May 5th | Dr Zoe Wilson (Nottingham) |
| Apr 28th | Dr Keith Vance (Warwick) - Cis regulatory information processing during myogenesis |
| Mar 3rd | Dr Miriam Gifford (Warwick HRI) - Nitrogen-Regulation of Development: A Systems Biology Approach |
| Feb 24th | Professor Phil Hawkins & Professor Len Stephens (Cambridge) - P13K Signalling in Neutrphils |
| Feb 17th | Dr Vincent Hakim (France) - Can simulated evolution help to decipher the structure of gene networks? |
| Feb 10th | Dr Neil Hall (Liverpool) - Fast Forward Genetics: Harnessing the potential of next-generation genome sequencing |
| Feb 3rd | Nigel Burroughs Workshop |
| Jan 27th | Dr Alan Berry (Leeds) - Directed Evolution of new Enzyme Activities |
| Jan 20th | Dr Alexander Gorban(Leicester) - Dominant systems and self-simplification in multiscale reaction networks |
| Jan 13th | Dr John Reid (Cambridge) - Transcriptional programs: Modelling higher order structure in transcriptional control |
2008
| Dec 2nd |
From Nonlinear Dynamics to Systems Biology: in celebration of David Rand's 60th birthday, achievements and influence Organisers: Robert MacKay, Sebastian van Strien, Nigel Burroughs and Matt Keeling. Featuring: Andrew Millar (Edinburgh); Minus van Baalen (Paris, France) Self-structuring in spatial evolutionary ecology ; and Erik Mosekilde (Lyngby, Denmark) The role of nonlinear dynamic phenomena in physiological control systems |
| Nov 25th | Dr Susanne Ditlevsen (University of Copenhagen) Parameter estimation in stochastic differential equation models in physiology |
| Nov 18th | Prof Linda Partridge FRS (Weldon Professor of Biometry and Director of the UCL Institute of Healthy Ageing) and Dr Mike Murphy (MRC Dunn Human Nutrition Unit, University of Cambridge) - Using fly models to investigate the role of mitochondrial oxidative damage in ageing |
| Nov 11th | Prof Sascha Paniflov (Netherlands) Anatomical modelling of the heart |
| Nov 4th | Dr Johann Rohwer (Dept of Metabolic Networks, Max Planck Inst of Molecular Plant Physiology, Golm, Germany) Quantative Kinetic Models for Understanding Plant Cellular Networks |
| Aug 29th | Dr Bakhtier Vasiev (Liverpool) |
| Jun 17th | Workshop: Learning and Inference in Computational Systems Biology. Organiser: Professor David Wild (University of Warwick). Speakers: Mark Girolami, Guido Sanguinetti, Neil Lawrence, Magnus Rattray, Lorenz Wernisch, Zoubin Ghahramani, Dirk Husmeier |
| Jun 10th | Professor Bela Novak (Oxford), Irreversibility of mitotic exit in budding yeast |
| Jun 3rd | Professor Peter Proks (Oxford), Ligand-dependent gating of ATP-sensitive potassium channels: insights from burst analysis. |
| May 20th | Dr Arnd Roth (UCL), Dendrites: bug or feature? |
| May 15th | Workshop: Models of Structural Biological Networks, from Discrete to Continuous. Organiser: Dr Stephen Whitelam (Warwick) |
| May 12th - 14th | Workshop: Cytoskeletal Patterns & Architectures. Organisers: Professor Nigel Burroughs & Dr Till Bretschneider |
| May 1st | Workshop: Joint Warwick Systems Biology and Clinical Sciences Research Institute. Speakers: David Rand - Overview of activities at WSB; Hugo van den Berg - Dynamic Models of Energy Balance; Magnus Richardson - Modelling the electrophysiological properties of cortical cells; Georgy Koentges - Challenges of experimental systems biology, David Wild - Graphical models and Bayesian Methods in Clinical Bioinformatics; Victor Zammit - Overview of activities CSRI; Tony Shmygol - Mechanisms controlling uterine contraction, Naila Rabbani-Modelling of lipoprotein metabolism - disturbances produced by lipoprotein damage in diabetes and ageing; Justin St John -T ransmission of Mitochondrial DNA in gametes,embryos and embryonic stem cells; Martin Feelisch - On the Use of a Pathway-Focussed Biomarker Approach to Unravel Mammalian Nitrite/Nitrate Biology |
| Apr 10th | Professor Chris Rawlings (Rothamstead Bioinformatics) Enabling Systems Biology with Data Integration |
| Apr 3rd | Cellenger is an interesting piece of software which follows a genuine object oriented approach. It aims at multi-parametric (high-content) analyses in high-throughput experiments. |
| Mar 13th | Dr Andrew Harrison (University of Essex) Using Affymetrix GeneChips to discover alternative biology |
| Mar 4th | Workshop: Approaches to understanding microbial communities in situ. Organiser: Professor Elizabeth Wellington |
| Feb 26th | Dr Netta Cohen (University of Leeds) Groovy worms: on the locomotion of nematode worms in complex media |
| Feb 19th | Dr Ana Pombo (Imperial College, London) Poised transcription complexes in epigenetics and genome organisation |
| Feb 12th | Dr Ivo Lieberam (Columbia University, New York) Chemokine signaling and nerve-muscle conectivity |
| Feb 5th | Dr Herve Isambert (Institut Curie, Section de Recherche, Paris) Conservation and Topology of Biological Networks under Duplication-Divergence Evolution |
| Jan 22nd | Actin and Cell Polarity Workshop |
| Jan 15th | Dr Malcolm Logan (National Institute for Medical Research) Multiple approaches to understanding vertebrate limb development |
2007
| Dec 13th | Professor Xiaolian Gao (Houston)- Massively parallel DNA and protein synthesis: Harnessing chemistry & engineering for Synthetic Biology |
| Nov 27th | Professor Jonathan Pillow - A model-based approach to understanding multi-neuron spike trains |
| Nov 20th | Workshop: Molecular Motors. Molecular motors are highly evolved enzymes that use chemical energy to generate forces, and hence motion. This energy is often supplied by ATP or GTP but can also come from the chemical potential associated with an ionic concentration gradient. These motors play numerous essential roles in the cell by maintaining the cytoskeleton, controlling intracellular transport, mitosis and cell motility, as well as creating the forces used by all muscle tissue. These motors form an extensive "zoo" of molecules but exhibit recurring architectural and enzymatic features. There are still numerous outstanding scientific questions about their function and structure but increasingly detailed information is being obtained by a variety of techniques, including e.g. crystallography, electron microscopy, real time videomicroscopy, genetic (structural) manipulation and the use of laser tweezers to apply carefully controlled forces in the pico-Newton range. These relatively well controlled biophysical systems also present a compelling challenge for modelers interested in systems with cyclic reaction pathways. We anticipate a highly stimulating and interactive meeting and look forward to talks from some of the leading figures in their respective fields. Organiser: Dr Matthew Turner. Featuring: Robert Cross (MCRI Surrey), Pierre Sens (ESPCI Paris), Mike Greeves (University of Kent), Claudia Viegel (NIMR London). |
| Nov 13th | Workshop: Watching the Genome at work: Deciphering gene regulation with optical tweezers, AFM and in vivo imaging. Organiser: Professor Georgy Koentges. Featuring: Professor Peter Fraser (Cambridge); Dr Neil Thomson (Leeds), DNA processing at the single molecule level imaged by atomic force microscopy; Dr Eric Galburt (Dresden), Mechanochemistry of RNAP II Transcription: Backtracking and Beyond |
| Nov 6th | Professor Paul Thornalley (Warwick) - Thiamine deficiency in diabetes - an unexpected consequence of diabetes, basis of an emerging therapy for diabetic vascular disease and a system ripe for modelling |
| Oct 30th | Workshop: Statistics in Systems Biology. Organiser: Professor David Rand. Featuring: Julia Brettschneider, A statistical view on data quality in microarray experiments; Darren Wilkinson, The chemical Langevin equation: bridging the gap between descriptive and mechanistic stochastic models in Systems Biology; Barbel Finkenstadt, Applications of time series analysis in Systems Biology; Fabio Rigat, An invitation to neurostatistics |
| Oct 23rd | Professor Dean Jackson (Manchester) - Applying systems biology to the analysis of chromatin dynamics, DNA replication and S phase progression: Exploring the interface between chromatin biology and modelling. |
| Oct 16th | Professor Ben Simons (Cambridge) - Theory of epidermal maintenance: of mice and men |
| Oct 9th | Dr Dawn Collins (Warwick) - The shape of Fear to Come: Neuronal Patterning in Amygdalo-Hippocampal Circuitry |
| Jun 19th | Professor Robert MacKay (Warwick) - Mode Conversion in the Cochlea |
| Jun 12th | Professor Wally Gilks (Leeds) - Modelling the Boundary og Highly Conserved Non-Coding DNA |
| Jun 8th | Dr Dan Coombs (British Columbia) - T cell dynamics |
| Jun 5th | Professor David Spanswick (Warwick) - Central neural electrical synapses, synchrony and rhythm generation |
| May 29th | Dr Thomas Duke (Cambridge) - Making an effort to listen: the ear as an active system |
| May 22nd | Dr Jim Haseloff (Cambridge) - Physical and genetic systems in plant morphogenesis |
| May 15th | Professor Simon Tavare (Cambridge) - Tracking stem cells by using methylation patterns |
| May 8th | Dr Mark Wall (Warwick) - Adenosine signalling in the cerebellum |
| May 1st | Professor David Wild (Warwick) - Identifying protein complexes in high-throughout protein interaxtion screens |
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Apr 19th |
1.00pm - 5.00pm Warwick Neuroscience Meeting |
| Apr 16th | Professor Darius Balcuinas (University of Minnesota) - Fishing for Genes with Transposons |
| Mar 6th | Anthony Hall (Liverpool) - The Molecular basis of temperature compensation in the Arabidopsis circadian clock |
| Feb 27th | Ole Paulsen (Oxford) - Mechanisms underlying 40-Hz network oscillations in the mammalian brain |
| Feb 20th | Georgy Koentges (Warwick) - Challenges of disentangling regulatory networks in single cells |
| Feb 13th | Martin Boer (Wageningen) - The detection of Quantitative Trait Loci - Statistical methods and examples of applications in plants |
| Feb 6th | Yulia Timofeeva (Warwick) - Minimal models for calcium oscillations and waves |
| Jan 23rd | Visakan Kadirkamanathan (Sheffield) - Metabolic Flux Estimation |
| Jan 16th | Daniel Wolpert (Cambridge) - Probabilistic models of human sensorimotor control |
| Jan 10th | Jurg Bahler (Cambridge) - Genome-wide gene expression programs in fission yeast |
2006
| Dec 12th |
Jonathan Millar (Warwick), Getting the right number of chromosomes. |
| Nov 28th | Buzz Baum (UCL), Actin and morphogenesis. |
| Nov 21st | Julian Davis (Manchester), Gene Regulation in the Pituitary Gland - Unexpected Dynamics. |
| Nov 16th | Mansoor Saqi (Queen Mary's London), Structural proteomics. |
| Nov 14th | Jane Mellor (Oxford), Dynamic chromatin. |
| Nov 7th | Dov Stekel (Birmingham), Modelling Protein Expression in Single Cells. |
| Nov 3rd | Maggie Smith (Aberdeen), SysMO Meeting |
| Oct 31st | Martin Howard (Imperial College London), Modelling dual pathways for the spindle assembly checkpoint. |
| Oct 25th | Arabidopsis Afternoon, Featuring Vicky Buchanan (Warwick) - Characterisation of Signalling Pathways Regulating Gene Expression in Leaf Senescence, Steve Jackson (Warwick) - Flowering Response to Day Length, Isabelle Carre (Warwick) - Probing the Structure of an Oscillatory Network, Kieron Edwards (Edinburgh) - From the cogs to the hands of the Arabidopsis Circadian Clock, Jim Beynon (Warwick) - Using Pathogenicity Effects to Probe the Plant Immune System, Dr Katherine Denby (Warwick) - Investigating the Botrysis-Arabidopsis Interaction |
| Oct 17th | Hugo van den Berg (Warwick), Systems analysis of the regulation of body composition. |
| Oct 10th | Magnus Richardson (Warwick), The response properties of pyramidal neurons. |
| Aug 1st | Bioinformatics Day. Featuring Thomas Wilhelm (Jena), Theoretical Systems Biology – From the Genome to Cell Understanding; Sascha Ott (UCL), Discovery of Gene Regulatory Networks; Rob Ewing (Protana Inc., Toronto), Computational Proteomics: tools, methodologies & discovery; Hannes Ponstingl (Birkbeck College, London), Image Processing and Bioinformatics for the Characterisation of Macromolecular Complexes by Electron Microscopy; Thomas Schlitt (Cambridge), Fish, Chips, Genes and Functions; and Tamara Galor (via video link from Cornell) |
| June 29th | Keith Vance (UCL), Measuring transcription factor control systems in individual mesenchymal stem cells. |
| June 14th | Bruno G. Frenguelli (Dundee), Intra- and extracellular signalling by purines * time for an 'ome of their own? |
| June 12th | Speakers from the Institute of Biomathematics & Biometry (Munich) - Organiser Dr Volker Betz (Warwick). Featuring Laurent Demaret (Munich) - Biofilm Modelling, and Robert Schlicht (Munich) - Application of stochastic lattice models to forest gap. |
| May 12th | Kah-Tong Seow (Merck, Germany), Deciphering complex biology from OMIC data - through computational systems biology and focusing on delivering values to health care industry. |
| May 12th | Paul Thornalley (Essex), Quantitation, hotspot site location, predicted structures and functional impairment of proteins glycated by dicarbonyls - an information-rich, systems approach. |
| May 10th |
Lorenzo Frigerio (Warwick), Biogenesis of protein storage vacuoles in plant seeds. |
| May 2nd | Rob Krams (Erasmus MC, Rotterdam), Biomechanics and arteriosclerosis. |
| Apr 3rd - 4th | BioSim Meeting. Organiser: Prof. David Rand |
| Mar 28th | Roy Goodacre (Manchester), Making sense of the metabolome using explanatory machine learning. |
| Mar 7th | Martin Lochner (Warwick), Ligand-gated ion channels - fast macromolecular machines. |
| Feb 28th | Jeff Cole (Birmingham), Micro-array analysis of gene regulation as E. coli adapts from aerobic to anaerobic growth: sense, nonsense, lists and new insights into microbial physiology. |
| Feb 21st | Anne Ridley (UCL), How cells move: intracellular signalling networks underlying cell migration. |
| Feb 14th | Dirk Husmeier (BioSS - Edinburgh), Predicting mosaic structures in DNA sequence alignments with factorial hidden Markov models. |
| Feb 7th | Microarray day. Featuring Ernst Wit (Lancaster), Optimal design of microarray experiments using simulated annealing, and Vassilis Mersinias (Surrey), Time course expression profiling of developmental and metabolic transitions in Streptomyces using DNA microarrays. |
| Jan 31st | Peter Andrews (Sheffield), Self renewal and culture adaptation of human Embryonic Stem cells. |
| Jan 24th | Cyanobacteria workshop. Featuring Conrad Mullineaux (Queen Mary, London), Dynamics of thylakoid membranes in cyanobacteria; Birgitta Norling (Stockholm), Proteomics in cyanobacteria; Nick Mann (Warwick), The impact of phages on cyanobacteria in the oceans; and Nigel Robinson (Newcastle), Metallochaperones/metal sensors in cyanobacteria. |
| Jan 17th | Tim Bugg (Warwick), Quantitative assays for bacterial cell wall peptidoglycan biosynthesis: towards a systems analysis of bacterial cell division and antibiotic resistance. |
| Jan 10th | Host-Pathogen Interaction workshop. Featuring Hugo van den Berg (Warwick) Mathematical models of viral evasion and detection, Hans-Gerhard Burgert (Warwick) E3 proteins: weapons of Adenoviruses to subvert antigen presentation, apoptosis and lymphocytes, Chris Dowson (Warwick) Cell wall biosynthesis and antibiotic resistance, and Malcolm McCrae (Warwick) Molecular characterisation of Rotaviruses. |
2005
| Nov 29th | Hugh Robinson (Cambridge), The noisy dynamics of firing cortical neurons |
| Nov 22nd | Streptomycetes workshop. |
| Nov 15th | Francoise Livolant (Paris), Self-assembling properties of DNA and nucleosome core particles. |
| Nov 9th | Peter Roper (NIH, Bethesda), Building a bridge between in vivo and in vitro experiments with mathematical models: modelling the milk ejection burst in rat supraoptic neurones. |
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Nov 8th |
Microarray day |
| Nick Luscombe (EBI, Cambridge), Transcription regulation: a genomic network and Georgy Koentges (UCL), Interrogating single cells about lineage, transcriptional regulation and evolution. | |
| Nov 1st | Michael Stumpf (Imperial, London), Evolutionary analysis of protein interaction networks. |
| Oct 25th | Jim Beynon (Warwick-HRI), The evolutionary arms race between a plant and a pathogen. |
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| May 24th |
Lymphocyte Activation workshop |
| Immanuel Leuscher (Ludwig Inst for Cancer Research), CTL activation and pMHC drive aggregation of TCR and CD8. | |
| Ed Palmer (Basel), How does the TCR read ligand affinity? | |
| Facundo Batista (Cancer Research UK), The importance of the immunological synapse in B cell activation | |
| Marco Purbhoo (Oxford), Molecular dynamics of T cell activation | |
| May 17th | Julian Griffin (Cambridge), Mathematical challenges in metabolomics ...... and maybe systems biology? |
| May 10th | Guenther Gerisch (Max-Planck-Institut fuer Biochemie), Actin dynamics in cell motility and chemotaxis. |
| May 3rd | Peter Diggle (Lancaster), Model-based analysis of factorial experiments on microarrays. |
| April 14th | Cellular Protein Translocation. Experiments & Theory |
| Mar 21st -23rd |
SEB Plant Frontier Meeting Organised by the Society for Experimental Biology (SEB) in association with the Genomic Arabidopsis Resource Network (GARNet) and IPCR. Researchers from around the world met at the University of Sheffield to discuss "the very Frontier of Plant Biology" (SEB). The abstracts from the symposium can be viewed here. |
| Mar 8th | Jean-Phillipe Vert (Ecole des Mines de Paris), Supervised reconstruction of gene networks from heterogeneous data |
| Mar 1st | Richard Boys (Newcastle upon Tyne), Bayesian inference for simple genetic regulatory networks |
| Feb 22nd | Nancy Hogg (Cancer Research UK), How T lymphocytes use LFA-1 to adhere and migrate |
| Feb 15th | Peter Cook (Oxford), Transcription factories - functional organizers of the genome |
| Feb 8th | Microbial Signalling Day |
| Mark Paget (Sussex), Redox switches for controlling transcription networks in Streptomyces. | |
| Sam Bryan (Warwick), Regulation of antibitic production and sporulation in Streptomycetes. | |
| David Rand (Warwick), Reconstructing transcription dynamics from luminescence time-series. | |
| David Whitworth (Warwick), Two-component systems of myxobacteria: signalling networks in a social predator. | |
| Graham Ladds (Warwick), Exploring GPCR signalling in yeast. | |
| Jan 25th | Small Genomes Day |
| Maggie Smith (Aberdeen), Bacteriophage genomes; small but perfectly formed | |
| Stephen Bentley (Sanger Institute), Prokaryote Genome Structure | |
| Benjamin Audit (EBI - Lyon), From genomic sequences to the large scale organisation of chromosomes | |
| Jan 18th | Enrico Coen (John Innes Centre), From weeds to wormholes |
| Jan 11th | Heiko Muller (FIRC Institute of Molecular Oncology), Computational identification of novel target genes of the p16-pRB-E2F pathway and experimental evidence for their role in oncogenesis |
2004
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Nov 30th |
Jim Griffin (Warwick), Bayesian approaches to variable selection for very many more variables than observations |
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Nov 23rd |
Jonathan Swinton (AstraZeneca), The use of a model of EGF signalling in drug discovery. |
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Nov 16th |
Dorothy Buck (Imperial), The Topology of DNA-Protein Interactions. |
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Nov 2nd |
Mark Chaplain (Dundee), Mathematical Modelling of Tumour Growth |
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Oct 26th |
Irina Mihalcescu (University Joseph Fourier), Single cell oscillator : the circadian clock in bacteria |
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Oct 19th |
Henggui Zhang (UMIST), e-Scientific reconstruction of the pacemaking and conduction system of the heart. |
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Oct 12th |
David Sansom (Birmingham), Role of CTLA-4 in controlling T lymphocyte function |
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Hugo van den Berg (Canterbury), Differential affinity signalling in T cell costimulation |
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Oct 5th |
IPCR Second Year "Kick Off" |
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Ozgur Akman (Warwick), Tools for the analysis of biochemical networks. |
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Sanyi Tang (Warwick), Patterning the flower: a modelling approach. |
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Davide Marrenduzzo (Warwick), Modelling DNA packaging into viral capsid: thermodynamics and kinetics |
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Martin Eigel (Warwick), Practical aspects of implementing meshfree methods for biological systems. |
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Zorana Lazic (Warwick), Modelling TCR signalling |
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June 2nd |
Tomas Roubicek (Prague), Incompressible fluid mixtures of ionized constituents |
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May 26th-28th |
Mathematical Modelling of Plant Development and Gene Networks programme |
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May 24th-26th |
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May 18th |
Santiago Schnell (Oxford), What are the kinetic laws that describe intracellular reactions |
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May 11th |
Zoubin Ghahramani (UCL), Inferring Genetic Regulatory Networks using Bayesian State-Space Models |
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Sylvia Richardson (Imperial), Bayesian Modelling of Gene Expression Data |
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May 4th |
Robert Insall (Birmingham), Eukaryotic chemotaxis - how do real cells move up real gradients, and what does it tell us about the mechanics of cell movement? John King (Birmingham), Thin cell models of active cell motion |
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Apr 20th |
Pattern formation on growing domains (1 p.m. - 4.30 p.m.) |
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Eammon Gaffney (Birmingham), Non Autonomous Reaction Diffusion Equations: Biological Pattern Formation and Robustness |
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Helen Byrne (Nottingham), Domain growth: a stabilising influence on pattern formation? |
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Markus Kirkilionis (Warwick), Some thoughts on micro-scale tissue modelling |
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Takashi Miura (Oxford), Thin digits in the Doublefoot mutant limb: mixed-mode pattern in reaction-diffusion model of the growing domain |
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Mar 9th |
Claus-Dieter Mayer (Aberdeen), LTS normalisation and other statistical aspects of microarray data |
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Mar 2nd |
Peter Ruoff (Stavanger), The Neurospora Circadian Clock: Models and Experiments |
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Feb 24th |
A Mulholland (Bristol), Computational enzymology: insights into catalysis from molecular modelling |
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Jon Essex (Southampton), The role of computer simulations in drug design |
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Feb 17th |
IPCR discussion session regarding mini MOAC projects |
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Feb 10th |
Dr Dirk-Jan Scheffers (Oxford), Bacterial cell division |
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Martin Howard (Imperial), Subcellular protein localization in bacteria: diverse mechanisms for precise positional targeting |
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Feb 3rd |
J Demongeot, The problem of systems decomposability: an example of gradient-hamiltonian decomposition for the biological n-switches systems and for Lienard equations |
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Jan 20th |
Dave Broomhead, Random Probes of Chemical Networks |
2003
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Dec 2nd |
Kurt Saetzler (University of Ulster), 3-D reconstruction of subcellular objects |
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Nov 25th |
Dr David Laurie (John Innes Centre) The regulation of flowering time in barley by day length and vernalization |
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Dr Steven Adams (Horticulture Research International) Modelling the effects of photo-thermal environment on flowering time in ornamentals |
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Nov 11th |
Robert MacKay (Warwick), Ergodic pumping: a proposed mechanism for the power stroke of myosin |
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Nov 4th |
Membrane Day Assorted speakers |
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Oct 28th |
Reidun Twarock (City University), Novel approaches to the protein stoichiometry of viral capsids and the packing of the viral genome. |
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Andrew Easton (Warwick), The molecular biology of respiratory syncytial virus - a major childhood pathogen |
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Oct 21st |
Jim Smith (Warwick), Informal talk on Bayes Nets |
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Oct 14th |
Daniel Davis (Imperial), Imaging Immune Surveillance by Natural Killer cells and T cells |
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Nigel Burroughs (Warwick), Modelling and quantification of segregation in the immunological synapse. |
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Oct 7th |
Mike Khan (Warwick), Linking mathematical and biological models in cancer research |
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Sep 30th |
Professor David Rand (Warwick), Dr Andrew Millar (Warwick), Circadian clocks drive the daily rhythm of life |
