The 3rd International Workshop on Systems Biology, hosted by the Hamilton Institute, will focus on Systems Biology of Disease with special emphasis on neurodegeneration, immunological diseases and cancer. The workshop is aimed at anyone working in, or interested in Systems Biology, and will be of interest to a wide range of researchers and students from experimental, computational or theoretical backgrounds.
Plenary and keynote lectures will be delivered by leading international experts, and there will also be poster sessions to provide all delegates with the opportunity to present and discuss their work.

For further information, see the workshop homepage

Venue: JH1, John Hume Building, North Campus, NUI Maynooth

Topics:

Theory of nonnegative matrices and applications in biology, computer science, communication networks, stability theory and related fields. The aim of the workshop is to give an overview of the recent advances in the theory and applications of nonnegative matrices and operators, including but not limited to the areas of biology, computer science, communication networks, and stability theory. The range of topics covered will be broad, and the workshop should be of interest to anyone working on either the theory or the applications of nonnegative matrices.

For more details go to
http://www.hamilton.ie/Nonnegative_Matrices_2008/nmw08.html

The Hamilton Institute will host the 2nd International Workshop on Systems Biology in August 2008.  For more details go to http://www.hamilton.ie/systemsbiology/Workshop2008/index.html

The aim of the workshop is to provide an Irish forum that brings together world experts that are advancing applications of probability theory to areas including biology, computer science, communication networks and information theory. The range of topics covered will be broad and the workshop should be of interest to anyone working on either the theory or applications of probability.

For details, see workshop web site.

The aim of the workshop is to give an overview of the recent advances in the theory and applications of nonnegative matrices and operators, including but not limited to the areas of biology, computer science, communication networks, and stability theory. The range of topics covered will be broad, and the workshop should be of interest to anyone working on either the theory or the applications of nonnegative matrices.

For details, see workshop web site.

For details see workshop website.

Complexity theory, the understanding of underlying principles of complex systems, is seen by many as one of the future challenges in scientific research. Diverse approaches to the topic exist and different disciplines offer various interpretations of the term, ranging from computational complexity in computer science, to the theory of complex dynamical systems. Applications of these different approaches may be found in biology, physics, engineering, communications systems, computer science, economics, social sciences and mathematics. In Ireland there are many research groups working on specific problems in this area. The objective of the workshop is to bring these groups together to begin an exchange of ideas and to explore possible avenues of collaboration. We wish to provide a stimulating environment for interaction for researchers from various disciplines working in the area.

Sponsored by Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and Technology.

For details, see workshop web site.

Workshop to discuss outstanding issues in network congestion control. Topics for discussion will include buffer sizing, AQM and design of congestion avoidance techniques.

For details see workshop web site