2023-24 Term2/Spring series: Emergent properties of complex biological systems
This spring seminar series 2023-24 will explore how biological interactions that are seemingly simple when considered in isolation can combine to generate complex systems with sometimes unintuitive behaviours. Speakers for this series will present examples of such emergence from a wide range of biological systems and size scales, ranging from microbial populations to human genetic disease. As we strive for quantitative understanding of complex systems, interdisciplinary approaches integrating mathematical models with experimental observations are critically important and will be a major focus of the series.
Previous ISMB seminars
2023-24 Term 1/Autumn series: Tying the knot between experiment and computation in Molecular and Cellular Biology
2022-23
2022-23 Term 3/Summer series: Selectivity and Promiscuity in Biomolecular Interactions
2022-23 Term 2/Spring series: Capturing scales of biological mechanisms: from individual molecules to organisms
2022-23 Term 1/Autumn series: Re-organising the Cell
2021-22
2021-22 Term 3/Summer series: Immune Receptors in Health and Disease
2021-22 ISMB Special Event: Two Years of Covid-19
2021-22 Term 2/Spring series: Transcription-coupled processes: gene regulation, DNA repair and recombination in cells and viruses
2021-22 Term 1/Autumn series: RNA, the Multi-Faceted Regulator
2020-21
2020-21 ISMB Special Event: Ancestry, Genetics and Race: Dealing with the Legacy of Scientific Racism
2020-21 Term 3/Summer series: Life at the single-molecule level: from DNA interactions to cell-level processes
2020-21 Term 2/Spring series: Understanding molecular machines: from mechanisms to health and disease
2020-21 Term 1/Autumn series: Redox regulation in health and disease
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