The Seventh q-bio Conference: meeting report and preface.
The Seventh q-bio Conference: meeting report and preface.
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第七届q-bio会议:会议报告和序言。
DOI:
10.1088/1478-3975/11/4/040301
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发表时间:
2014
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2
通讯作者:
Jiang,Yi
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作者:
Nemenman,Ilya;Faeder,JamesR;Gnanakaran,S;Hlavacek,WilliamS;Munsky,Brian;Wall,MichaelE;Jiang,Yi
This special issue consists of four original research reports, a subset of the work presented at The Seventh q-bio Conference, which took place 7–10 August 2013 on the campus of St John’s College in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. The q-bio Conference is central to the part of the systems biology community that focuses on quantitative, mechanistic understanding of the dynamics of cellular regulation and related processes. It is the annual flagship conference for research that integrates modeling, theoretical, and quantitative experimental approaches towards understanding these complex biological phenomena with the quantitative rigor of the physical sciences. It is a major systems biology forum for exchanging results and ideas, networking, and continued education in q-bio. The q-bio Conference has been held since 2007 in Santa Fe, NM. Additional events organized by the community include the q-bio summer school, held yearly in New Mexico since 2007, and, since 2012, also in San Diego, CA, and the winter q-bio meeting in Hawaii, held since 2013, which chooses a specific focus yearly within the broader q-bio field.The q-bio Conference has been discussed many times on the pages of this journal, and interested readers can trace its growth and the expansion of its scope to include fields at the intersection of systems biology with synthetic biology, ecology and evolutionary biology, and structural biology by reading earlier editorials [1–7] and a recent perspectives article [8]. Instead, the focus of this report is the 2013 conference itself.