INSTITUTE FOR SYSTEMS BIOLOGY 
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Center for Systems Biology Aims | |
NIGMS Centers for Systems Biology | |
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Aim 1: To develop an institutional structure and culture that fosters multidisciplinary research and career development through professional activities and outreach to the wider community. Aim 2: To develop new systems level tools and approaches to understand dynamic biological networks and complexity and to use the measurement needs of biology to drive the development of new technologies and computational tools. Aim 3: To develop core facilities that serve as venues for collaborative technology development, implementation, and application in a variety of biological systems. Aim 4: To promote innovative training opportunities for systems biology and inquiry-based K-12 science education. | |
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Case Western Reserve University Principal investigator: Gerald M. Saidel, Ph.D. Harvard University Principal investigator: Andrew Murray, Ph.D. Center for Systems Biology Principal investigator: Leroy Hood, M.D., Ph.D. Jackson Laboratory Principal investigator: Gary Churchill, Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Principal investigator: Peter Sorger, Ph.D. Princeton University Principal investigator: David Botstein, Ph.D. University of Washington Friday Harbor Laboratories Principal investigator: Garrett M. Odell, Ph.D. |
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Press Release | |
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March 15, 2006 $16 Million Grant Awarded to Institute for Systems Biology The Institute for Systems Biology (ISB), an internationally renowned non-profit research institute with a mission of exploring the complexities of human genes in order to prevent and treat diseases, received a five-year, $16.3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to fund the operation of a Center for Systems Biology in Seattle. continue>> |
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