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Event: The self-organizing cell and problems in cancer biology

Santa Clara, 3350 Thomas Rd, Hacker Dojo, 7pm-9pm December 27th, 2016 Two presentations on cutting-edge computational biology Bioinformatics approaches the question: Is cancer inevitable? Or is it a preventable disease and maybe even reversible? The self-organizing cell: computational models of drug-resistance. The presentations are led by Dr. Michael Bachmann from Stanford University, and Dr. Gabriele Scheler Read more..

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Neuroscience 2016

12-16 Nov San Diego Conference Center

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SynBioBeta SF 2016

SynBioBeta SF 2016

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NeuroMath Cortona 2016

NeuroMath Cortona 2016

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ECCB 2016

15th European Conference on Computational Biology

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ECML-PKDD 2016

European Conference on Machine Learning and Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery

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International Conference on Systems Biology 2016

International Conference on Systems Biology 2016

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2nd International Conference on Mathematical Neuroscienc

2nd International Conference on Mathematical Neuroscience

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Computational Biology Group Silicon Valley

Computational Biology Group Silicon Valley

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Life Sciences and Big Data Group in Munich

Life Sciences and Big Data Group in Munich

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