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The BioModelling Spring 2019 program is available here: The second Biomodelling Spring Riga was the 7th training school organised by the...

This Training School is organized by Computational Systems Biology group to encourage the development and interaction of modeler’s and...

Recently we had another seminar in our seminar series. This time (seminar No. 14) Kristiana Kandere-Grzybowska presented the research on...

The BioModelling Spring 2018 program is available here: Our group has used many opportunities of training courses, workshops and...

LEANPROT (Systems biology platform for the creation of lean-proteome Escherichia coli strains) is a project with collaborators from...

Kristiana Kandere-Grzybowska has worked with cancer cell motility for a long time starting at Northwestern University (Evanston, IL,...

SMARTPLANTS project meeting took place on May 26 to 27, 2016. The nice weather in Riga welcomed our partners from the project "Control of...

Continuing the traditions of international metabolic modeling course in Jelgava, Latvia a course was set by Egils Stalidzans in Larnaca,...

To improve the interdisciplinary communication among biologists, computer scientists, mathematicians and other specialists in the field...

The (almost) scientific seminar took place in a recreational complex "Bejas", located close to Riga.

We continued the tradition of the last year by choosing river Abava (located in Kurzeme) again . We started in Kandava where the boats...

COPASI course took place on February 16 - 18, 2011 in Sigulda, Latvia. Software COPASI (COmplex PAthway Simulator, www.copasi.org) has...

Scientific seminar of Biosystems group was organised on June 4, 2009. The good tradition of organizing seminars at Biosystems group has...

Intention of the course is to strengthen the interdisciplinary approach in research activities giving an overview about recent rapid...

14.-20.th October 2007 a doctoral course on Biomodelling was held in Latvia University of Agriculture. The contents of the course were...