BioSysNet is part of the Bavarian Research Center for Molecular Biosystems (BioSys-M). In addition to BioSysNet, BioSys-M also includes the Core Center, which constitutes the Gene Center as well as a new research building which will be opened soon. 

The Bavarian Research Network for Molecular Biosystems aims at concentrating and expanding existing Bavarian competencies and skills in the area of biosystems research; this way it will enhance international attention towards Bavaria in this innovative research field. The network builds on the expertise of the Bavarian Genome Research Network (BayGene) as well as the Bavarian Immunotherapy Network (BayImmuNet), which were established in 2004 and 2008 respectively.

Within a designated time frame of five years, 24 different projects are funded at Bavarian universities and university clinics in Erlangen, Munich, Regensburg and Wurzburg. The network is composed of five new junior scientists, who have now established their research projects, as well as 19 outstanding research groups, already located in Bavaria. The main focus of BioSysNet is to analyze functions of molecular biosystems and to study complex regulatory networks. The analysis of those biological systems is an interdisciplinary undertaking and requires the coordinated cooperation of biochemistry, genetics, bioinformatics, biophysics and medicine. In addition, new methods and cutting-edge technologies will support the investigation of genome regulation on a cellular and molecular level.

BioSysNet focuses on the development of modern diagnostic methods and therapeutic approaches. The network offers ideal prerequisites for outstanding scientists to do independent research at the international level. The intensive exchange between groups within the network guarantees a fast and efficient implementation of the envisioned research.

Current Topics in Molecular Systems Biology

In the Römerforum of the BioSysM Building

Butenandt Str. 1, 81377 Munich

March 14th and 15th 2018

For details on the agenda and all the fotos please click here. 

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