WELCOME TO THE MUNICH SYSTEMS BIOLOGY FORUM

MSBF is an open forum to enable contact and collaboration between systems biology-related research groups in the Munich area.

It currently comprises groups from LMU, TUM, GSF, the MPI for Biochemistry, and industry.

About Systems Biology in Munich:

• Systems biology research groups in Munich and world-wide
• MSBF regularly organizes events such as workshops, joint experimenter-modeler sessions, and a postdoc jour fixe.
• The MSBF announcements mailing list and calendar.
• To learn more about MSBF, or to join, please contact Eduardo Mendoza (email) or anyone on the MSBF committee.

News:

• LMU - MPI Biochemistry - TUM Seminar: ``Qualitative Modeling of Biological Systems''

  Mi 16.00-17.30
  Seminarraum N110, Altbau der Physik, LMU, Schellingstr.4, 80799 München or
  Seminarraum der Informatik, TUM, MI 03.13.010, Boltzmannstr. 3, 85748 Garching b. München (see below)

• MSBF Seminar and Colloquium:

  Starting in June 2005, the monthly MSBF Colloqium features distinguished modelers and theoreticians with research interests relevant to Systems Biology. If will take place at the LMU Biozentrum on the Life Sciences Campus Martinsried.

  The MSBF Colloquium will alternate on an approximately biweekly basis with the MSBF Seminar with talks by local experimental and theoretical groups. Click here for more information.

• Calendar:: A calendar of upcoming Systems Biology seminars and events is here.

• The list of local events has been updated.

• MSBF workshop 2005
  The second annual MSBF workshop took place on April 6, 2005.

  Click here for more information and the pictures.

• A 2-day workshop on Complex Stochastic Systems in Biology and Medicine organized by SFB 386 and MSBF took place on October 7 & 8, 2004 at LMU.

• The First Joint Experimenter-Modelling (JEM) Session on Circadian Systems took place on July 6. Over 25 researchers and students participated actively and a Circadian Systems Workgroup has formed to pursue the open questions raised during the JEM session. Researchers interested can contact Christoph Best for details.

• The first meeting of the Munich Systems Biology Forum took place on March 1st, 2004 in the IBZ Munich. We thank all speakers and attendees for their support and interest!
  For pictures taken at this event please have a look at the MSBF photo album. For further details about the program please consult the workshop flyer and the second email announcement.