Luca Cardelli
(Microsoft Research, Cambridge)
"Biological Systems as Reactive Systems"
(Vortrag im Rahmen
der "Distinguished Lecture Series Spring 2006"
des Max Planck Instituts für Software-Systeme)
Systems Biology is a new discipline aiming to understand the behavior
of biological systems as it results from the (non-trivial, "emergent")
interaction of biological components. We discuss some biological
networks that are characterized by simple components, but by complex
interactions. The components are separately described in stochastic
pi-calculus, which is a "programming language" that should scale up to
description of large systems. The components are then wired together,
and their interactions are studied by stochastic simulation. Subtle and
unexpected behavior emerges even from simple circuits, and yet stable
behavior emerges too, giving some hints about what may be critical and
what may be irrelevant in the organization of biological networks.
| Zeit:
| Donnerstag, 23. März 2006, 14:00 Uhr
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| Ort:
| Gebäude 57, Raum 208/210 (Rotunde)
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