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SUMMARY:Modelling and Microbiology
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DTEND:20110706T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The potential contribution that computational and theoreti
 cal modelling can make to our understanding of biological systems is e
 normous. This meeting will highlight recent advances in modelling micr
 obiological systems. As well as their well-known potential for causing
  disease\, microbes are crucial for the functioning of the Earth's bio
 geochemical cycles and are essential for many industrial processes suc
 h as fermentation and waste water treatment. Microbes are also an idea
 l starting point for understanding how biological processes work in hi
 gher organisms\, populations and ecosystems. During 2010-2011\, our e-
 science institute-funded theme ’Modelling and Microbiology’ has ex
 plored the potential for productive interactions between modellers and
  microbiologists in the key areas of stochasticity in microbial infect
 ion\, microbial evolution and microbial metabolism. This meeting will 
 bring together these themes and suggest future directions.
LOCATION:e-Science Institute\, 15 South College Street\, Edinburgh
URL:http://www.nesc.ac.uk/esi/events/1170/
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