[Om-announce] SBF - Computational Methods in Synthetic Biology Summer School - 22-26th June 2006ac2001 at science.uva.nl

Sandra Borthwick sandra.borthwick at sbforum.org
Thu Apr 9 13:11:30 CEST 2009


[Apologies for multiple postings]

Call for participation:

Summer School on Computational Methods in Synthetic Biology
           June 22nd - 26th  2009, Edinburgh, UK
                         http://compsynbio.org/

Heriot-Watt University, Department of Computer Science, Riccarton
campus, Edinburgh.

Speakers:

Jane Calvert (Edinburgh)
Chris French (Edinburgh)
Emma Frow (Edinburgh)
Alfonso Jaramillo (Ecole Polytechnique, France)
Kunihiko Kaneko (Tokyo University)
Bruce Logan (Penn State)
Andrew Millar (Edinburgh)
Vitor Martins dos Santos (Helmholtz Center for Infection Research, Germany)
Vincent Schachter (Genoscope, France)

This one week school aims at covering a blend of recent experimental and
computational techniques and concepts in synthetic biology, as well as
discussingsome of its broader social issues. Specifically the talks will
cover:
bio-bricks andstandardisation of parts, design by simulated
evolution,modular modeling and formalisms, synthetic clock constructs,
energyproduction,advances and strategies in bio-fuels, engineering of
synthetic bacterial ecosystems, as well as a discussion of the social
context of synthetic biology.

The registration fee is £300. A limited number of travel bursaries and
discounts on the registration fee will be available.

Please, check the school website http://compsynbio.org/ for details.



Kind Regards
Sandra

Sandra Borthwick, Executive Assistant
Scottish Bioinformatics Forum
The Royal Society of Edinburgh
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