http://wiki.sysmo-db.org/ 2010-07-30T12:27:46+01:00 http://wiki.sysmo-db.org/ http://wiki.sysmo-db.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-07-02T10:52:25+01:00 Stuart Owen http://wiki.sysmo-db.org/sysmo_db/data_management/seek?rev=1278064345&do=diff SysMO-SEEK is our planned metadata data catalogue. The registry will store information about the data created by the SysMO initiative and other assets generated by the groups they think valuable to hold. It can also hold results via a direct upload. It is a directory to where the results can be found and what the SysMO consortium members are investigating. text/html 2010-06-01T07:39:27+01:00 Walter Glaser http://wiki.sysmo-db.org/pals/walter_glaser?rev=1275374367&do=diff About Me I'm a biologist turned bioinformatican working in a wetlab. Our lab is based in Vienna, Austria and is mainly interested in studying Host-Pathogen Interactions of pathogenic yeasts. Project MOSES is a SysMO consortium dedicated to studying the ATP metabolism of saccharomyces cerevisiae. To complement existing top-down and bottom-up SB strategies, here a domino, problem oriented SB approach is developed, which follows the lines of regulation, pertinent to a selected highly connected … text/html 2010-05-19T14:24:08+01:00 Stuart Owen http://wiki.sysmo-db.org/sysmo_db/team?rev=1274275448&do=diff The team is made up of two institutes, three academic investigators and three people actually doing the delivery. So that is not many! That is why we need to be smart about leveraging the resources already developed by the projects, and using the people developing those resources to our, and everyone elses, advantage. text/html 2010-04-27T08:44:08+01:00 Katy Wolstencroft http://wiki.sysmo-db.org/events_/pal_meetings/usersand_pals/start?rev=1272354248&do=diff 30-31 March 2010, University of Amsterdam About the meeting This meeting will highlight the latest developments in SysMO-SEEK and present related initiatives from the Systems Biology community that can help researchers deal with connecting data and models. It is an opportunity to get more involved with the data sharing initiative in SysMO and learn more about data sharing standards across the Life Sciences.