Starts 4 Nov 2024
Ends 15 Nov 2024
Central European Time
Hands-On Quantitative Biology School | (smr 3979)
Havana - Cuba
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An ICTP 60th anniversary satellite event
This school is to expose students to quantitative and interdisciplinary approaches in biology, with a combination of theoretical lectures and experiments.
The integration of physical, mathematical, and life sciences has proven to be a very successful avenue for deepening our understanding of biological systems. These interdisciplinary approaches provide great opportunities benefiting all the disciplines involved.
The school will have an hands-on format: the students, divided in groups, will be introduced to a particular biological problem, which will be formalized and analyzed by using and formulating mathematical theory. The students will then perfom experiments to quantitatively test the quantitative predictions.
Speakers
R. ALONSO University of Havana, Cuba
E. ALTSHULER, University of Havana, Cuba
M. COSENTINO LAGOMARSINO, IFOM, Italy
J. GRILLI, ICTP, Italy
G. MICALI, Humanitas, Italy
R. MULET, University of Havana, Cuba
A PETROFF, Clarck University, USA
W. SHOEMAKER, ICTP, Italy
G. TALLARICO, IFOM, Italy
L.F. TOLEDO, Unicamp, Brazil
Grants: A limited number of grants are available to support the attendance of selected participants, with priority given to participants from developing countries. There is no registration fee.
An ICTP 60th anniversary satellite event
This school is to expose students to quantitative and interdisciplinary approaches in biology, with a combination of theoretical lectures and experiments.
The integration of physical, mathematical, and life sciences has proven to be a very successful avenue for deepening our understanding of biological systems. These interdisciplinary approaches provide great opportunities benefiting all the disciplines involved.
The school will have an hands-on format: the students, divided in groups, will be introduced to a particular biological problem, which will be formalized and analyzed by using and formulating mathematical theory. The students will then perfom experiments to quantitatively test the quantitative predictions.
Speakers
R. ALONSO University of Havana, Cuba
E. ALTSHULER, University of Havana, Cuba
M. COSENTINO LAGOMARSINO, IFOM, Italy
J. GRILLI, ICTP, Italy
G. MICALI, Humanitas, Italy
R. MULET, University of Havana, Cuba
A PETROFF, Clarck University, USA
W. SHOEMAKER, ICTP, Italy
G. TALLARICO, IFOM, Italy
L.F. TOLEDO, Unicamp, Brazil
Grants: A limited number of grants are available to support the attendance of selected participants, with priority given to participants from developing countries. There is no registration fee.
Organizers
Roberto Alonso (University of Havana, Cuba), Ernesto Altshuler (University of Havana, Cuba), Antonio Celani (ICTP), Marco Cosentino Lagomarsino (IFOM, Italy), Roberto Mulet Genicio (University of Havana, Cuba), William Shoemaker (ICTP), Vittorio Venturi (ICGEB, Italy), ICTP Scientific Contact: Jacopo Grilli (ICTP)
