Meeting programme
- Registration will take place in the Foyer of the Computer Science and IT Building Jubilee Campus, from 10.00 on Monday 5th January 2009
- The study group will start at 11.00 on Monday 5th January and finish at 17.00 on Thursday 8th January
- Lunch, coffee and tea will be served in the Atrium of the Computer Science and IT Building
- The Conference Dinner on Tuesday 6 January will be at the NCSL Learning and Conference Centre
Problems for consideration at the meeting:
- Applying systems approaches to biofuel research: Prediction of function of plant polysaccharide synthesis enzymes
- The mechanics of cell separation during plant organ abscission
- Modelling landrace structure in underutilised crops – bambara groundnut as an example
- Modelling carbon assimilatory and recycling pathways in Arabidopsis seedlings
- A model for floral organ development in Arabidopsis
