Often a biological system will span either multiple time or spatial scales. The spring school aims at giving an introduction into methods and research allowing a better understanding of such multiscale systems from the point of view of mathematics, physics, biology, and informatics.
Topics covered include:
Multiscale methods
- Methods for making the connection between continuum macroscale models and discrete molecular phenomena
- Parameter space reduction
- Multi-scale modeling systems using optimization
- Monte Carlo methods
- Multiscale statistics
Modelling
- Multiscale systems modelling for signaling and activation
- Models of cellular networks
- Protein-Protein, Protein-DNA interaction
- DNA and chromatin
The spring school will include tutorials, lectures and practicals.
Mini-Symposium May 22 and 23:
Part of the school will be a Mini-Symposium on Multiscale methods and Modelling in Biophysics and Systems Biology. Please contact the organizers if you wish to participate in the symposium. Talks as well as posters are welcome.
Heidelberg Graduate School of
Mathematical and Computational
Methods for the Sciences
The Key Laboratory of
Systems Biology
