CONFERENCES

Conference on Computational Methods in Systems Biology

CMSB is an annual conference that focuses on computational methods for the study of biological systems, with topics ranging from network analysis to machine learning. The conference is aimed at researchers, computer scientists, and other professionals involved in the development and use of computational methods in biology, and provides a forum for sharing knowledge and collaborating on new approaches to understanding complex biological systems.

11th CMSB Conference 2013

Date

Sep 23, 2013 - Sep 25, 2013

Location

Klosterneuburg, Austria

This conference includes presentations on computational models for all levels, from molecular and cellular, to organs and entire organisms.

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