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Student Training Workshop at FOSBE 2009. Michael A. Henson, UMass Babatunde Ogunnaike, U. Delaware AIChE Annual Meeting November 9, 2009. FOSBE 2009 3 rd Conference on Foundations of Systems Biology in Engineering. Denver, Colorado Inverness Hotel & Conference Center August 9-12, 2009
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Student Training Workshop at FOSBE 2009 Michael A. Henson, UMass Babatunde Ogunnaike, U. Delaware AIChE Annual Meeting November 9, 2009
FOSBE 20093rd Conference on Foundations of Systems Biology in Engineering Denver, Colorado Inverness Hotel & Conference Center August 9-12, 2009 www.fosbe.org Sponsored by CACHE and the Systems Biology Task Force
Systems Biology Task Force Develop educational materials for the undergraduate ChE curriculum Provide training opportunities for graduate students interested in systems biology research Increase the visibility of systems biology in ChE education Offer the Foundations of Systems Biology in Engineering (FOSBE) conference series
Task Force Members • Mike Henson (UMass, Chair) • Frank Doyle (UCSB) • Vassily Hatzimanikas (EPFL) • Marianthi Ierapetritou (Rutgers) • Claire Komives (San Jose State) • Costas Maranas (Penn State) • Tunde Ogunnaike (Delaware) • Bob Parker (Pittsburgh) • Linda Petzold (UCSB) • Chen Su (Eli Lilly) • Dane Wittrup (MIT) Bold indicates CACHE trustee
FOSBE 2009 Organization • Conference chair • Mike Henson, Department of Chemical Engineering, UMass • Conference co-chairs • David de Graaf, Vice-President of Biotherapeutics and Integrative Biology, Boehringer-Ingelheim • Hiroaki Kitano, Director of Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Japan • Linda Petzold, Department of Computer Science, UCSB • Hans Westerhoff, Professor of Systems Biology, The University of Manchester, United Kingdom Bold indicates CACHE trustee
Financial Sponsors • NSF • ARO • ICB • Amgen • AztraZeneca • Boehringer-Ingelheim • Entelos • Pfizer
Student Training Workshop • Objectives • Tutorial introductions to several important areas of systems biology • Targeted at graduate students, post-doctoral researchers & young faculty entering the field • Further CACHE goal of providing educational training • Structure • 7 leading systems biology researchers & practitioners • 5 academic speakers covering theoretical topics & important applications • 2 industrial speakers covering systems biology impact in the pharmaceutical industry
Workshop Speakers Mathematical Modeling Methodology at Amgen (David Balaban, Amgen) Network Robustness (Frank Doyle, UCSB ) An Example of How Systems Biology is Contributing to Drug Discovery in the Pharmaceutical Setting (Bruce Gomes, Pfizer) Bioenergetics and Biochemical Network Thermodynamics (VassilyHatzimanikatis, EPFL) Circadian Entrainment and Rhythm Generation (Erik Herzog, Washington U and Hiroki Ueda, Kyushu U) Stochastic Chemical Kinetics (Dam Gillespie, Gillespie Consulting) Parameter Estimation and Structure Identification in Metabolic Networks (Eberhard Voit, Georgia Tech)
Workshop Outcomes • Attendance • 42 total attendees • 19 graduate & post-doctoral students • 11 professors, mostly assistant professors • 1 industry attendee • 3 federal government attendees • Feedback • Overall response very positive • Several attendees felt the workshop was the most valuable portion of the conference • Future plans • Gathering presentations for website posting • Second workshop at FOSBE 2012