Past Conferences

2004, October 13 - Introduction to the Quantitative Biology & Modeling Initiative
 2004, June 4 - Symposium on the Evolution of Biomolecular Structure
 2003, October 17-18 - Biological Networks Symposium and Retreat
2002, June 10 - Center for Biological Modeling Spring Symposium
2001, May 21-22 - Center for Biological Modeling Annual Retreat
2000, August - Protein Flexibility and Folding Workshop

 

Quantitative Biology and Modeling Introduction, October 13, 2004

An Introduction to the Quantitative Biology and Modeling Initiative was held in the Biomedical and Physical Sciences Building on the campus of Michigan State University. There was a brief overview presentation about the QBMI programs and some of QBMI's new interdisciplinary research projects, as well as suggested ways that members of the MSU community can participate. This year's graduate research awardees, who are receiving support from QBMI, were also introduced.

Agenda

Ian Gray, Vice President for Research
and Graduate Studies, gives supporting
remarks to participants at the Introduction
to QBMI.

A full house!

Leslie Kuhn, QBMI Co-Director and
Christina Chan, Coordinator of the
Systems Biology focus area.

Eric Torng, Chairman of the QBMI Awards Committee giving recognition to the
2004-2005 QBMI Fellowship Awardees.

 

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Symposium on the Evolution of Biomolecular Structure
June 4, 2004

Program Book
Program
Table of Contents
Talk Abstracts
Poster Abstracts
Participant List



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Biological Networks Symposium and Annual Retreat - October 17-18, 2003

The Biological Networks Symposium featured MSU and extramural speakers. Following the talks, there were research poster presentations by research awardees, graduate students and faculty from the University of Michigan, Northwestern University, and Michigan State University. This workshop was organized by Marianne Huebner (huebner@stt.msu.edu), Statistics and Probability; Christina Chan (krischan@egr.msu.edu), Chemical Engineering; and Gerald Maggiora, Pharmacia.

The workshop was followed by the CBM Retreat on Saturday, October 18, featuring scientific research talks from CBM's External Board of Advisors at the Kellogg Center.

Program Book

  • Schedule
  • Table of Contents
  • Biological Networks Symposium Talk Abstracts
  • Annual Retreat Talk Abstracts
  • Poster Abstracts
  • Participant List

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    CBM Spring Symposium - June 10, 2002

    The Spring Symposium was held on the campus of Michigan State University in the new Biomedical and Physical Sciences Building.

    The primary focus of the symposium was to foster new interactions between MSU faculty researchers with biological interests and current CBM members.

    Spring Symposium Program Agenda
    (IE works best when viewing this agenda)

    		 

     

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    Faculty Retreat May 2001
    Annual Faculty Retreat
    May 21-22, 2001, Brook Lodge, Augusta, MI

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    Protein Flexibility and Folding Workshop
    Traverse City, August 2000

     

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