Introduction

The Biological Network Modeling Center is a director’s initiative created by the Beckman Institute in the fall of 2005. Its goal is to bring together Caltech biologists, bioengineers, mathematicians, and computer scientists to develop and apply state-of-the-art computational tools for modeling and analyzing complex biological systems. The center is lead by co-principal investigators Drs. Elliot Meyerowitz (Biology) and John C. Doyle (Control and Dynamical Systems), and its co-directors are Drs. Michael Hucka and Bruce E. Shapiro.

The BNMC fulfills its mission through multiple ongoing ventures:

Highlighting projects and informing the Caltech community about them
Providing mailing lists and web forums for discussions and news updates
Organizing meetings, seminars and workshops at Caltech
Maintaining information about resources

To keep informed about BNMC activities, you can subscribe to our RSS or Atom news feeds, join the bnmc-announce mailing list, or simply check back at this web site periodically.