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In response to this message I saw on synthetic biology and cellml, we are
organizing a small workshop next april to discuss standards in synthetic
biology, nothing to do with SBML or CellML though they may be used as
examples. SBML is currently a suitable vehicle for synthetic biology and
CellML is an expensive standard to support so I am not convinced of either as
yet but I could be wrong.

Give me an email if you are interested in attending. The workshop will be
located near Seattle. For those who have a concrete contribution there is
likely to be travel support.

regards
Herbert Sauro

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From: cellml-discussion-bounces at cellml.org on behalf of James Lawson
Sent: Sun 10/28/2007 9:18 PM
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Subject: [cellml-discussion] cellml in synthetic biology

Here's a really interesting project (IMO) that seems to be pretty keen
on using Cellml.

http://openwetware.org/wiki/Talk:Registry_of_Standard_Biological_Models
http://openwetware.org/wiki/Registry_of_Standard_Biological_Models/Registry_organization

Openwetware is a big MIT based initiative to create a forum for and
standardise synthetic biology.

Seems to me they need some info on CellML... and some support. The first
link talks about SBML (Mike Hucka is quoted,) but also mentions that
multiscale modelling will be essential, which isn't something that SBML
could call its forte. We, however, can.

So don't mind if I do... ;)

James

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• [cellml-discussion] cellml in synthetic biology, James Lawson, 10/29/2007
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  • [cellml-discussion] cellml in synthetic biology, Herbert Sauro, 10/30/2007

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