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A bunch of new papers from PLoS Comp Bio
PLoS Computational Biology Published published a some papers that could be of interest for someone out there. These are the links: Ten Simple Rules for Organizing a Scientific Meeting Regulation of S… continua »
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A bunch of new papers from PLoS Comp Bio
fmenolascina wrote 4 weeks ago: PLoS Computational Biology Published published a some papers that could be of interest for someone o … more »
Two papers from PLoS Computational Biology
fmenolascina wrote 1 month ago: Two very interesting papers appeared today in PLoS Computational Biology. The first is the sequel of … more »
SBTOOLBOX2 v1.1 released!
fmenolascina wrote 4 months ago: Henning Schmidt has just sent this announcement about his well known simulation/analsysis package Sy … more »
Biological complexity: from molecules to systems
fmenolascina wrote 5 months ago: On the 12-13 of June the Imperial College in London will host an amazing event on the topic “B … more »
libSBML 3.1.0 released
fmenolascina wrote 5 months ago: The libSBML 3.1.0 have been recently released and they are available at this site. LibSBML is a lib … more »
An Engineer's Perspective on Biology
fmenolascina wrote 5 months ago: Drew Endy gave, some time ago, a quite interesting interview on his view of engineering life. Drew E … more »
On the Concepts of Modularity and Retroactivity in Systems Biology
fmenolascina wrote 5 months ago: Modularity and retroactivity are two highly recurrent concepts in the recent research in systems bio … more »
On the Process of Becoming a Great Scientist
fmenolascina wrote 5 months ago: Look at this interesting paper appeared today on PLoS Computational Biology! “In the Editorial … more »
The Systems Biology Toolbox 2 is out!
fmenolascina wrote 6 months ago: Some days ago Prof. Schmidt and colleagues made the second version of the Systems Biology toolbox fo … more »
System Robustness in Biological Systems (pt.1)
fmenolascina wrote 8 months ago: ystem robustness as well as systems stability are two important properties that control engineers of … more »
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