The Center for Reproducible Biomedical Modeling invites you to participate in a monthly online cell modeling seminar beginning Tuesday, January 14. Multi-scale models require the representation and integration of a diverse list of biological processes (e.g. RNA expression, protein signaling, metabolism, cell growth, etc.) and modeling each process contains its own unique challenges. Each month [...]
Registration for HARMONY 2020 is now open! HARMONY 2020 will take place on March 09 -13, 2020, in Cambridge, UK, at the campus of the European Bioinformatics Institute, European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL-EBI). HARMONY is a codefest-type meeting, with a focus on the development of the standards, interoperability, and infrastructure for computational modeling in biology. [...]
Science Magazine published this article about the need for community science groups like Seattle's SoundBio Lab. These DIY labs bridge multiple communities of study. They also draw wide-ranging areas of interest. Attracting diversity of people and ideas is a core goal. The openness of community groups can lead to successful projects and participation in global [...]
PLOS Computational Biology recently announced that Managing Editor, Gary Beardmore, and Editor-in-Chief, Jason Papin have collaborated with members of the Center for Reproducible Biomedical Modeling to offer an expert review service that will enable validation of reported results during the peer review process. This service will ensure that the results of computational biological models reported [...]
The Center for Reproducible Biomedical Modeling is excited to announce a new monthly online workshop on modeling software! The goals of the seminar are to foster discussion about challenges associated with stages of the modeling workflow and to provide practical tutorials that address some of these challenges. The workshops will be held at 12 pm [...]
We are now accepting applications for the EBMO Whole-Cell Modeling School which will take place April 7-13, 2019 at the Center for Genomic Regulation in Barcelona, Spain. Whole-cell models that predict phenotype from genotype by representing all of the biochemical activity inside cells are needed to advance biology, bioengineering, and medicine. Achieving whole-cell models will require [...]
We are excited to announce that the NIBIB and NIGMS have committed to fund the center through 2023 to develop technologies for scalable and reproducible modeling, provide free services to the community, advocate for reproducible modeling, and train researchers how to conduct modeling scalably and reproducibly. More info: EurekAlert Icahn School of Medicine [...]
The new website features an overview of the goals, challenges, plans, and methods of whole-cell modeling, as well as links to whole-cell models and whole-cell modeling tools, training materials, events, and research groups.
Jonathan Karr contributed a perspective on modeling and simulating to the standards panel at the 2018 GP-Write meeting.
The Karr Lab joined the GP-Write Standards Working Group and helped write a white paper on the standard protocols and formats that are needed for genome design and writing.
