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Systems Biology: From Molecular Biology to Biological Function

March 7- 13, 2009 , Alpbach*, Austria , EU

(Please note that the dates will NOT be shifted to March 14- 20)

Have a look at the flyer or Download the flyer (pdf)

The speakers list (pdf)

There will be 122 places for postdocs + Ph D students and 30 for Principal Investigators and 20 for participants from industry.

In view of the considerable pressure for participation, we recommend pre-registration by sending an e-mail to hans.westerhoff with 'preregistration' on the subject line.

If your e-mail contains a title of your proposed contribution to the course, and an indication of whether you would need financial support to add to the support you will be obtaining yourself, then this will help us in planning.
A number of FEBS fellowships will be available on competitive basis for members of constituent national societies (i.e. make sure you a member of one of these) and the associated societies in Africa. In addition, there will be fellowships for postdocs and Ph D students working on BMBF supported Systems Biology projects. And, on the basis of support from companies, we will be able to grant fellowships to some of the other participants, including those from outside Europe.

For further information, please see http://cdl.univie.ac.at/sysbio2009/

Travel Information:

*: confirmation needed on precise location

For an impression of the previous editions you can click here and see it below.

To the students webpage (Amsterdam) for download of lectures (ppts) (password required)

To the information and application web page in Vienna

The organizing committee consisting of Edda Klipp, Anneke Koster, Karl Kuchler, Uwe Sauer, and Hans V. Westerhoff are organizing the follow up of the highly successful first Advanced Lecture Course on Systems Biology, in March 2005.

The course is modeled after the first one, but with extra emphasis on the training components, i.e. much more time for black-board teaching.

Click here to see which top notch Systems Biologists have agreed to come and teach.

Click here to contact the organizing committee.

The course proposal has been welcomed by FEBS and the FEBS has agreed to substantial financial support both for the course itself and in terms of student bursaries.

Do you want to see the 2005 pictures ?? Click here

For the European Systems Biology Laboratories and the European Systems Biology Organization, please click.

A book defining Systems Biology

This is one of the websites of the European-based International Systems Biology: ESBIGH/EUSYSBIO, the European Systems Biology Initiative; For more news click here

FEBS Advanced Lecture Course on Systems Biology