11 August 2024. Dr. Blinov and Dr. Mertins from NIH have published an editorial for the special issue on “Network-based mathematical modeling in cell and developmental biology” that they organized for the Frontiers in Cell Developmantal Biology journal they edited (https://doi.org/10.3389/fcell.2024.1475005).

July 22-24, 2024.  VCell  and COPASI teams run 25th Annual Workshop on Computational Cell Biology. Nine students (one could not attend due to flights being cancelled) from Arkansas,  Connecticut, New York, Ohio, Texas and  Viginia worked with instructors for 3 days, developing their computational models. Thanks to NIH for the funding!

 

July 08, 2024. New version of COPASI released (4.44 build 295)
The new version of COPASI has numerous bug fixes. Get it from https://copasi.org/Download/

June 07, 2024 The Agmon Lab Modeling is partnering with Basis—a new AI and inference company—to offer a postdoctoral fellowship in whole-cell modeling. This collaboration aims to revolutionize gene function discovery using whole-cell models, blending modular simulation and probabilistic inference to automate gene curation. The fellowship offers an opportunity for groundbreaking research to enhance predictive models and advance computational biology. https://www.basis.ai/join-us/fellowships/

June 6, 2024. Dr. Sarabipour spoke as an invited speaker at the National Institutes of Health’s Office for Behavioral and Social Sciences Research (OBSSR) virtual gathering on The Future of Scientific Conferencing. The workshop brought together diverse perspectives from multiple disciplines to explore advantages, barriers, gaps, and opportunities in the future of scientific conferencing for the behavioral and social sciences. Dr. Sarabipour shared highlights from her work on improving scientific conferences and the benefits of hybrid and virtual modes of conferencing towards changing the culture of science communication.