Scottish Workshop on Systems Biology

This informal workshop was held on Tuesday 2 May 2006.
The objective was to increase awareness of Systems Biology activity and opportunities, within the Scottish research community.
The workshop was organised by the Bioinformatics Research Centre at the University of Glasgow, and partially supported by the Scottish Bioinformatics Forum.

Location: Western Infirmary Lecture Theatre building, University of Glasgow.
The Western Infirmary Lecture Theatre is building B9 on maps of the campus, which can be found here, and highlighted in orange here.

List of attendees

10:00	Welcome
	David Gilbert, Bioinformatics Research Centre, University of Glasgow
10:05	Metabolic analysis of trypanosomes
	Mike Barrett, IBLS, University of Glasgow
10:25	Metabolic remodeling in drug resistant Leishmania
	Richard Burchmore, IBLS/SHWFGC, University of Glasgow
10.45	A Software Simulation and Analysis tool for Biochemical Networks
	Xuan Liu, Vladislav Vyshemirsky, BRC, University of Glasgow
10.50	Edinburgh Pathway Editor
	Anatoly Sorokin, University of Edinburgh
11:00	Coffee Break
11.30	Model-based Technology for Systems Biology
	George Coghill, University of Aberdeen
11:50	Elucidation of Regulatory and signaling networks that control bacterial disease development
	Leighton Prichard, SCRI
12:10	Network Evolution
	Juris Viksna, University of Latvia
12:30	Buffet Lunch
13:30	Model-based inference of Transcription activity from microarray data
	Simon Rogers, BRC, University of Glasgow
13.50	Process algebra abstractions of biochemical pathways
	Jane Hillston, University of Edinburgh
14.15	Models for protein-protein interaction networks
	Des Higham, Deparment of Mathematics, University of Strathclyde
14.45	Tea break
15:00	Security focused Life Science Research at the National e-Science Centre, University of Glasgow
	Richard Sinnott, NeSC Glasgow
15:20	The Centre for Systems Biology at Edinburgh: Modelling Dynamic Biological Systems
	Andrew Millar, University of Edinburgh
15:40	The Sir Henry Wellcome Functional Genomics Facility
	Andy Pitt, University of Glasgow
16:00	End

For more details, contact Mrs Margaret Jackson, Executive Assistant
mjackson@brc.dcs.gla.ac.uk
phone: +44 141 330 8626

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