The colloquium on Digital Systems Biology is a series of invited colloquial lectures delivered by top researchers in the field of systems biology, theoretical and computational biology, bioinformatics and related fields of applied mathematics and computer science.
systems biology colloquium
Juraj Kolčák
Graph Transformation for Enzymatic Mechanisms
22nd of October 2021, 10am
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Candan Celik
Characterisation of protein distribution and noise in an extended gene-expression model
15th of October 2021, 10am
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Stefan Schwoon
Diagnosis and Opacity in Partially Observable Systems
18th of December 2019, 10am
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Manjunath Niveditha
Automatic Failure Explanation in CPS Models
12th of September 2019, 10am
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Jan van Schuppen and Jana Němcová
Control and System Theory of Rational Systems
20th of September to 15th of November 2018
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room C525
passed
Laura Nenzi
System design of stochastic models using robustness of temporal properties
15th of December 2017, 11am
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
David Fuente
Modeling light utilization for photosynthetic production
13th of December 2015, 3pm
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Loïc Paulevé
Boolean Network Identification from Multiplex Time Series Data
27th of November 2015, 10am
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Andrzej Mizera
Probabilistic Boolean networks as models of real-size biological regulatory networks
12th and 13th of February 2015, 9am-3pm
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Nicola Paolett
Synthesising robust and optimal parameters for cardiac pacemakers using symbolic and evolutionary computation techniques
21st-22nd of January 2015
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Michaela Šikulová
Evolutionary Optimization Techniques
16th of May 2014, 10am
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Vashti Gaplin
Formal modelling of biological systems
5th of March 2013, 14am
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room A418
passed
Christof Flamm
Exploring Chemical Transformation Space
14th of November 2012, 2pm
Faculty of Informatics MU
Botanická 68a
room C416
passed
Ralf Steuer
Computational Models of Cyanobacterial Metabolism: Systemic properties of phototrophic growth
31st of October 2012, 2pm
Faculty of Informatics MU
room C416
passed