Quantitative Biology:
From Complex Networks to Simple Models
Registration is now closed...Please join us on September 7-10 for the second conference on the statistical physics of complex biomolecular networks. Registered attendees are invited to attend an evening reception on Monday, September 6, 2010 at 7:00 pm. Please note, there is no registration fee for participation.
Scientific Program
- Evolution and function of metabolic networks
- Protein interaction networks: from topology to mass-action equilibrium and dynamics
- Properties of genome-wide transcription regulatory networks
- Quantitative models of pathway dynamics
- Evolutionary game theory in biology
Confirmed Invited Speakers
- Dan Bogenhagen (Stony Brook University)
- Richard Bonneau (NYU)
- Walter Fontana (Harvard Medical School)
- Mark Gerstein (Yale)
- Alexander Grosberg (NYU)
- Eugene Koonin (NIH)
- Edo Kussell (NYU)
- Erel Levine (Harvard)
- Michael Lassig (University of Cologne)
- Leonid Mirny (MIT)
- Adilson Motter (Northwestern University)
- Thomas Pfeiffer (Harvard)
- Daniel Segre (Boston University)
- Eugene Shakhnovich (Harvard)
- Kim Sneppen, (NBI, Copenhagen)
- Joel Sussman (Weizmann Institute)
- Yuri Wolf (NIH)
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Sponsored by the Theory Institute for Strongly Correlated and Complex Systems at Brookhaven National Laboratory. |
Scientific Advisory Committee
- Sergei Maslov (BNL)
- Eugene Shakhnovich (Harvard)
- M. Madan Babu (Cambridge University)
Past Conferences
Last Modified: August 24, 2010
