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The Manchester Centre for Integrative Systems Biology (MCISB) at the University of Manchester has been awarded £6.4M by the BBSRC and EPSRC to pioneer the development of new experimental and computational technologies in Systems Biology, and their exploitation.

The MCISB is intended to provide a hub for cutting-edge systems biology research in the Manchester area, acting as a focal point for the creation of the necessary ideas and infrastructure, and for establishing new methods and routines.

It is centred on the second floor of the Manchester Interdisciplinary Biocentre (MIB).






News
[11/04/2008]
Systems Biology Courses announced
[09/04/2008]
Systems Biology Seminar
[02/04/2008]
Modelling yeast gene expression regulation
[04/03/2008]
MCISB/NaCTeM Workshop
[12/02/2008]
MCISB running for Sport Relief!
[21/01/2008]
MCISB Industry Workshop
[11/01/2008]
MIB Modelling Networking
[07/11/2007]
Parameter Estimation Workshop
[12/09/2007]
COPASI Tutorial
[12/09/2007]
Using the Correlations of Divergences
[29/08/2007]
From Topology to Dynamics of Metabolic Networks
[27/07/2007]
Taverna Workshop
[04/07/2007]
Condor Seminars
[23/04/2007]
MCISB Systems Biology Mini-Symposium; 24 April 2007
[09/02/2007]
BMNet Lecture on System Identification and Experimental Design
[26/06/2006]
Second enzyme kinetics course
[25/04/2006]
Date for the MIB official opening ceremony announced
[07/03/2006]
Informal opening of MIB building to staff
[13/05/2005]
Biocentre united all in seeking key to life
[14/03/2005]
Manchester Centre for Integrative Systems Biology (MCISB)
[01/11/2004]
Tackling the challenges of interdisciplinary bioscience
[22/10/2004]
A new era: the leading lights
[05/02/2004]
All Systems Go
[25/09/2003]
Rising Star: Northern England