Events and News
News
Systems Biology Journal club has restarted for the this term. First meeting 29 September >>more
Information about the BBSRC e-Learning for Systems Approaches programme now available >>more
New PhD Programme
UCL has developed a new Interdisciplinary PhD Programme in bioscience and bioengineering. The programme covers all levels of biology, from molecules through to cells and whole animal physiology, and provides training in cutting edge techniques, including bioengineering, data analysis, computational and mathematical modelling, imaging, structural biology and systems approaches >>more
Recent Publications
Jennifer Rohn and Buzz Baum (LMCB) "Comparative RNAi screening identifies a conserved core metazoan actinome by phenotype"
Jennifer Rohn and Buzz Baum (LMCB) "Identification and characterization of a set of conserved and new regulators of cytoskeletal organization, cell morphology and migration"
Our Vision
UCL is a truly multidisciplinary university and has one of the largest concentrations of biomedical research in Europe. UCL Systems Biology has been established to build on the university’s breadth of expertise across disciplines by coordinating and strengthening interdisciplinary systems-biology research across the university. This new and growing community of researchers at UCL using systems approaches to tackle fundamental biological problems includes members of the UCL Life Sciences, UCL Mathematical & Physical Sciences, UCL Engineering Sciences and UCL Biomedicine.
Systems biology challenges several barriers that exist in
research; establishing inter-disciplinary collaborations, training researchers
who can apply mathematical, computation and physical approaches to biomedicine,
and developing integrated computation infrastructures for data sharing. Systems
Biology research at UCL is focused on a number of different research themes. The research themes bring
together researchers at UCL to allow the development of interdisciplinary
collaborations and research.
The activiteis of Systems Biolgoy are complimented by two other UCL initiatives: Computational Biology and the Computational Life and Medical Sciences Network. Both of these initiatives aim to encourage and support collaboration between the biomedical and computational sciences.
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