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SIGNET will provide a focus for the use of mathematical approaches to problems in the applied biological science of cell signalling. Importantly the Network will allow and encourage more UK mathematicians to engage in fundamental biology, facilitating the development of new mathematics to underpin a predictive biology of cell signalling. Specific objectives are to:
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SIGNET/BBSRC summer student helps Bristol win "Best Model" at iGEM 2008 (17 November 2008)
SIGNET web site goes live (25 January 2008)
The first version of the SIGNET website was launched on 25 January 2008. Suggestions for additions or improvements are welcome.SIGNET funded by the BBSRC (6 November 2007)
A Cell Signalling Network, SIGNET, has been funded under the BBSRC's Mathematical Tools for Systems Biology scheme (MATSYB).
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Mathematical Medicine minisymposium as part of BAMC 2010: 6-9 April 2010, Edinburgh.
6-9 April 2010, University of Edinburgh
Summer school: Introduction to Biological Modelling
6-10 September 2010, University of Nottingham
Systems biology of GPCR signalling
15 September 2010, Nottingham
For information please contact:
Dr Markus Owen
Prof. Stephen Coombes
Dr Nick Monk