Meetings/Workshops on Systems Biology and Computational Biology in Canada

Engineering Conferences International (ECI)

This workshop will explore how to develop and implement models of biological relevance using big data. The workshop will consist of two parts. In the first part, the focus will be on the development of mechanistic models, while the second part will look at using machine learning to create models from big data. Areas which are being targeted include pathway modeling, structural biology, systems biology, synthetic biology, and multi -omics analysis. The workshop will be interactive between the audience and the workshop leader, with the leaders providing case studies and/or demos.

Phone: [2125146760];     Email: noel@engconfintl.org

microbial biology omics-analysis synthetic biology optogenetic epigenetic metabolic fuels eveolution enzyme developement optimal production systems structural biology mechanistic models

Université de Montreal

Applied Mathematics (in general),    Meetings of Professional Bodies in Mathematics

The Fields Institute

Tremendous progress has been made in the past century in biological sciences thanks to technological advances in experimental and measuring techniques. As was the case for physics and chemistry in the previous century, biological sciences are at a critical juncture where further advancements depend and rely crucially on the development of now quantitative tools. Mathematics will inevitably play a crucial role during the processes while biology comes increasingly more quantitative as a scientific discipline. Bio-ions and biomolecules are essential in performing biological functions in living organisms. The understanding of their roles in nerve and physiological functions has fundamental importance, as demonstrated by several Noble prize winning researchers since the prize was established.

Applied Mathematics (in general),    Modeling and Simulation