[LCSB] Three systems biology lectures next week

[Gunnar Cedersund]

Dear colleagues, 


as you might already know, systems biology is a rapidly growing approach
to biology, which involves for instance systems-wide measurements, more
quantitative characterisations, and mathematical modelling. In the
coming week there will be three lectures within this topic, and the
first of these is especially good if you are an experimentalist that is
interested in exploring systems biology technologies in the future. Full
information (maps, abstracts, etc) can be found here:
http://www.liu.se/forskning/lcsb/upcoming-events?l=sv&sc=true   where
you also can sign up for the email-list we have started on systems biology.


Please forward to potentially interested colleagues!


June 7, 15.30-17 Maria Bartholome Rodriguez, Freiburg University,
Germany, "Towards mathematical modelliing of insulin induced signalling
in hepatocytes: The point of view of an experimentalist." Conradsalen
(HU, main house, A-elevators, floor 11, right in the corridor) 


June 8, 10.15-12 Cecilia Brännmark, isbgroup/IKE, will defend her
mid-term Ph.D. thesis "An integrative systems biology approach to
insulin signaling" Hälsans hus, Lärosal 1, Opponents: Roland Nilsson
(KI, Stockholm, Sweden; Harvard, Boston, US), Maria Bartholome Rodriguez
(Freiburg Klinikum - Freiburg, Germany)


June 9, 13.15-14 Amanda Jonsson, isbgroup/IKE, will defend her M.Sc.
thesis "Modelling frameworks for cellular signalling". Conradsalen (HU,
main house, A-elevators, floor 11, right in the corridor) 


Best regards,
Gunnar Cedersund, Cellbiologen, IKE
http://www.isbgroup.eu/