NBIC/SIB Summer School: Quantitative imaging and modelling of biological processes
- Date:
- 02 Aug 2010 to 06 Aug 2010
- Location:
- Science Park, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Imaging is a hot topic in Systems Biology! PhD students in bioinformatics, computational biology and systems biology: "Take your chance and participate in this Summer School, spiced with tutorials and exercises."
The Summer School focuses on "Quantitative imaging and modelling of biological processes". The topics that will be included: fundamentals of biomedical image processing and image annotation, image-based modelling and simulation, imaging of specific cellular compartments, cell motility, morphogenetic processes and small animals. For more information see the attached flyer, visit the website, or contact Celia van Gelder at NBIC Education (celia.van.gelder@removethis.nbic.nl). Please note that course participation is free of charge for NBIC and NBIC-matching PhDs, while other PhDs pay a small course fee. Furthermore, central (low-cost) accomodation in Amsterdam, has been arranged by NBIC for the participants.
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