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What is systems biology? Hiroaki Kitano – founder of SBI

Hiroaki Kitano – founder of SBI

Research Systems biology to improve IVF success

Systems biology to improve IVF success

For students Successful collaboration held jointly with Stem Cells Australia

Successful collaboration held jointly with Stem Cells Australia

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ICSB Conference 2014

SBI Australia connects Japanese and Australian research and industry, and facilitates the sharing of scientific technology, resources and expertise.

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In late 2011, EMBL Australia successfully bid to host the 15th International Conference on Systems Biology in Melbourne in 2014.

SBI Australia welcomes interest from undergraduate and postgraduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and research and industry organisations who would like to be part of this exciting new venture.

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When: 11:00am on Tuesday, 3 March 2015 (Networking and light lunch from 12:30pm) Where: Level 5 Seminar Room at Melbourne Brain Centre Kenneth…

News from the Heart – A Cardiac Research Collaborative When: (3:15pm) for a 3:30pm start on Thursday, 20 November 2014 (Networking from 5:00pm) Where: Building…

Epidemiology modelling collaborative When: 11:30am arrival for a 12:00pm start on Friday, 27 June 2014 Where: AMREP Seminar Room Ground Floor Alfred…

Cell signalling modelling When: 8:30am arrival for a 9:00am start on Tuesday, 17 June 2014 Where: Conference Room Building 203 (Ian Wark…

The International Systems Biology Conference (ICSB) is the highly-anticipated main event for the global systems biology community. The 15th ICSB continues the annual series of…

Do you have someone in mind who could speak at an SBI Collaborative on an aspect of systems biology? Is there a topic you feel…

It’s under threat from every angle – climate change, contamination, introduced species, and industrial development. So how do corals cope with all this stress? Sarah…

The Systems Biology Institute

EMBL Australia

The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute

Monash University

2014 Conference