NetSci Satellite: NetBioMed 2025
Interested in Network Medicine, Systems Biology or Biomedical Research in general? Join us at NetBioMed2025 🧬🩺🔬! A NetSci satellite to be held in Maastricht. Submit your contribution by February 10th.
Interested in Network Medicine, Systems Biology or Biomedical Research in general? Join us at NetBioMed2025 🧬🩺🔬! A NetSci satellite to be held in Maastricht. Submit your contribution by February 10th.
Dr. Sergio Rubin is calling for papers to his special issue on non-algorithmic models of biological organization. Deadline for manuscript submissions is 28 February 2025
Dynamic Kinetic Stability, a type of stability found in chemical systems that are not in equilibrium and are constantly fed by energy, has not received sufficient attention in the current literature related to the origin of life. Here I briefly review that concept, pointing out its potential and parallels with other ideas in the knowledge market.
We are looking for BSc or MSc degree students at Aalto or other universities to work with us during the summer 2025. Up to 37 opportunities!
Are you interested in putting embodied cognition to the test with cutting-edge experiments? Come to Japan and work with us!
Apply by January 31 for this intensive entry level course to teach young African students and researchers the basics of computational neuroscience and machine learning at University of Zambia, Lusaka, Zambia.
Nine PhD positions are open at Max Planck Institute. Come to work with experts on modeling of the origins of organismic complexity at the onset of multicellular life. Application deadline is January 26.
In March 2024 Professor Luis M. Rocha shared with me a preprint that explored the unification of different perspectives in theoretical biology. Today, following the publication of that paper, I have taken on the task of pointing out some of the argumentative gaps in this ambitious narrative.
Join us for the 5th annual Cross Labs spring workshop, "New Human Interfaces".
The 2025 Summer Workshop on the Dynamic Brain is an intensive, project-based residential course for graduate and postdoc researchers interested in developing their computation skills.