My poster is selected for biosysbio 2009. I am from INDIA i need help for buying air tickets to come to participate in biosysbio 2009.

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thomson2008: Developments and research into Bioengineering have raised many questions. We are all aware of developments made in Genetic Modification (GM) technology, especially of crops, in the 90’s and the stereotyping associated with it. ===================== T... [read more]

Hello people I'm new at this site. I would like to ask any of you for some advice on people that work in the fields of systems/synthetic biology in Europe. I enjoy research in design principles of biological networks (genetic, signaling), mathematical modeling and control theory. I'm looking for a supervisor with new and exciting ideas and good to work with. Thanks for any possible suggestions. maria

Simon, how many presentations are linked via the Crowdvine site? Matthew

Photos from BioSysBio are now appearing on Flickr. Have a look at http://www.flickr.com/photos/biosysbio08/ to see if you start in them!

Vincent Rouilly: Hi Ornella, The current account is saturated with very high resolution images . I think it would be great if you could create a new one, even if we transfer the pictures later. (something like biosysbio08_part2) Make sure that you post the new link t... [read more]

Alper Kucukural: Hi Vincent, How can I upload the pictures to Flicker, I have some pictures but I could not find any button to upload in Flicker. Anyone can upload picture or Moderator has to give a privilige to Flickr users? Thank you very much. Best, Alper Kucukura... [read more]

You'll be pleased to know that most of the presentations from BioSysBio 2008 are now available for viewing at www.iet.tv. Just put "biosysbio" in the search field and they will come up. You do not need to be an IET member to view them (but we'd love you to become a member!) So whether you want to review your own performance or glance again at a great presentation you only need to visit www.iet.tv. Peter Wellstead's Tustin Lecture; Systems Biology... [read more]

Hi All, I am looking for some pictures of the art exhibit we had over the BioSysBio dinner (on monday night, with the students from the Royal College of Art). Let me know if you have taken some. thanks, Vincent.

Hi there, is anyone interested in contributing to the "Practical Biobrick Issues" workshop? I wanted to talk/discuss about Biobrick management and our attempt to create a Biobrick community at the CRG, but other practical issues are (1) Biobrick formats and compatibility, (2) standards for data exchange, measurements, (3) [add your suggestion] ... ! Greetings, Raik

Vincent Rouilly: Hi Raik, I am looking forward to joining your workshop. I would be happy to contribute informally, feeding back the experience we had with BioBricks over the last 2 iGEM competitions. I hope it helps, Vincent.

raik: Hi Vincent! great! Consider yourself an invited speaker :-) ! We keep it of course informal. So you can prepare some slides if you want, or you just speak freely, dance the Biobrick tango or something. See you soon! Raik

Anyone who would like to contribute to the Open Science workshop on the Tuesday of the conference feel free to drop me a line or collar Julius Lucks or John Cumbers. We want to have a good discussion about how to be open, when to be open, as well as developing the first draft of a 'Charter for Open Science and Scientists'. Get in on the ground and contribute to the discussion that may change the way we do our science. Cheers Cameron

Vincent Rouilly: Hi Cameron, count me in for your workshop. I'll be happy to share the experience I have with OpenWetWare and iGEM. best, Vincent.

Cameron Neylon: Cheers Vincent, hope to meet up with you on Sunday at some point.

We're running a Lecture and Dinner at The IET in Savoy Place on Thursday, 1 May 2008 to be given on the above topic by Peter Wellstead who is Science Foundation Ireland Research Professor of Systems Biology at the Hamilton Institute, National University of Ireland. The lecture is free to attend and there is a charge for dinner if you wish to attend. See www.theiet.org/tustin for more details and to register.

If you found the BioSysBio crowdwine site, and are not yet registered for the BioSysBio conference, please go to the conference website for more information and registration: http://conferences.theiet.org/biosysbio/

Simon Blows: Don't forget that prices for student registration are extremely low priced. £120 for a three day conference including a conference dinner. Registration is still available on the web site. With a fantastic line-up of speakers we're sure you'd be inter... [read more]