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Many research groups are interested in cell modeling, and models have begun to gain acceptance and proliferate. But are these models accurate and capable of making useful predictions of cell function? The last several years have seen significant improvements in computational methods for performing phenotypic predictions from metabolic network models. The speed with which such models can be assembled has also advanced. Similarly, experimental methods for high-throughput phenotypic characterization of cells have advanced during this time, and in particular, the use of Phenotype MicroArrays in challenging and improving models has become more widespread. This three-day workshop will bring together researchers in these and related areas to define current gaps and explore potential synergies between these computational and experimental approaches.

Conference topics include but are not limited to:

We solicit submissions for oral presentations and posters. Please submit a proposed title and abstract to

Registration and Travel Information

The workshop will be held March 4-6, 2013 at SRI International in Menlo Park, CA in the San Francisco Bay Area, with proximity to redwood forests, the Napa Valley wine country, Lake Tahoe, and Northern California beaches.

Conference Organizers

Barry Bochner, Biolog, Inc. ()
Peter Karp, SRI International ()


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