Quantitative biology to molecular mechanisms

Overview

Event details to be confirmed, pending EMBO funding application

This conference will take place at EMBL Heidelberg, with the option to attend virtually.

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Conference overview

Recent decades have witnessed a profound transformation in molecular biology research, fueled by revolutionary technologies that have greatly enhanced our ability to systematically and quantitatively measure biological molecules. The use of genomics, proteomics, and imaging have become routine, generating vast amounts of high-resolution data that characterise biological systems across multiple scales, ranging from molecules to organisms. This technological leap allows us to describe biological systems in quantitative terms with unprecedented resolution and provides a solid foundation for formulating mechanistic models that elucidate the intricacies of biological functions.

‘Quantitative biology to molecular mechanisms’ aims to bridge the gap between technologies and scales, serving as a platform for the emergence of ideas and concepts to model complex biological systems. Leaders in genomics, functional proteomics, quantitative imaging, microscopy, and theory will gather to discuss their data and models, transcending their respective fields of expertise. The meeting will be bridging three interconnected themes where systems level approaches in molecular biology research are transforming our understanding of biological systems.

What past participants say about the conference

“It was a fantastic meeting with diverse talks that combined technology development with interesting biological questions. I truly enjoyed it and learned so much in a short time.” – Abdel Mazouzi, Netherlands Cancer Institute, The Netherlands

“As a physical chemist with a strong interest in biology, I found this conference to be highly engaging and inspiring. It provided valuable insights that led me to recognize key gaps in data handling, interpretation, and visualization within systems biology. This realization has motivated me to work on developing tools to more efficiently utilize and analyze biological data.” – Sophia Bazzi, Georg-August University Göttingen, Germany

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