Keynotes & Talks

Keynotes

• 11th Annual Congress of SocBin - Society for Bioinformatics in the Nordic Countries, Helsinki, Finland, May 2011

• Modelling and analysing the effects of feedback in signal transduction pathways. Integrated Pharmacology: Signaling - from Cells to Systems, Bonn, February, 2011.

• GCB 2008: German Conference on Computational Biology, Dresden Germany. September 2008.

• Systems Biology of Cancer. Weitzmann Institute, Israel. September 2008.

• Modelling the dynamic behaviour of biochemical pathways: from analysis to design and construction. CISB07: 2nd Annual Meeting of the Centres for Integrative Systems Biology. Newcastle, UK. November 2007.

• Some computational approaches to modelling the behaviour of metabolic systems. Scottish Metabolomics Meeting. Glasgow, UK. December 2007.

• Modelling the kinetic behaviour of the MAPK cascade: an example of the potential of systems biology as a tool to aid drug discovery. Nexxus: The Nexxt Big Thing in Drug Discovery, Glasgow, UK. February 2007

• Modelling and analysis of the MAPK signalling pathway, a case study. Synthetic Biology. BBSRC workshop. Swindon, UK. February 2007

• Modelling the kinetic behaviour of the MAPK cascade: Negative Feedback Amplifer. RTK05: Receptor Tyrosine Kinase consortium meeting. Boston, USA. October 2005.

• Patterns, functions and structures on a protein topology database. Proteomics: present perspectives and future challenges. Glasgow, UK. May 2003.

Talks

• Analysis and repair of whole genome bacterial metabolic models for synthetic biology, David Gilbert & Monika Heiner, talk at the Department of Computer Science, Brunel University London, 24th February 2016.

• "Computing for biology - can it really help?", Inaugural lecture, Brunel University 24th March 2011. (40MB PDF).

• From Petri Nets to Differential Equations - an Integrative Approach for Biochemical Network Analysis - ICATPN 2006 presentation, joint with Monika Heiner.

• Modelling the kinetic behaviour of the MAPK cascade: Negative Feedback Amplifer, talk at Receptor Tyrosine Kinase consortium Consortium Members Meeting October 23, 2005 at Harvard Medical Conference Center.

• Biochemical Networks - an overview & summary of databases/query systems query systems.

• Bioinformatics and constraints.

• Techniques for pattern matching, pattern discovery and structure comparison: From sequences to protein structure

• TOPS protein topology search, pattern discovery, and structure comparison. [aussi en français].

• Interactive Visualisation and Exploration of Biological Data.