Institute for Systems Biology - International Symposium - Systems Biology and Global Health

Internationally recognized speakers will discuss current research, new findings, advances in experimental technologies and more, all within the framework of solving global health challenges.

Opening Keynote

Alan Aderem, PhD
Co-founder and Director,
Institute for Systems Biology
Systems Vaccinology: Using the Tools of
Systems Biology to Enable Rational Vaccine Design

Closing Keynote

Peter Small, MD
Senior Program Officer,
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Systems Global Health? How Far Can One Take a Systems Approach?

Session 1: Vaccines

	Bali Pulendran, PhD Emory University Vaccine Center Systems Vaccinology
	Rafick-Pierre Sékaly, PhD Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute Florida University of Montreal Systems Biology Approaches to Understanding T-Cell Memory
	Paul de Bakker, PhD Brigham and Women’s Hospital Harvard Medical School The Broad Institute Genomic Investigations into the Basis of Host Control of HIV Replication

Session 2: Infectious Agents

	Clifton E. Barry, III, PhD National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases A Chemist's Approach to Systems Biology: qHTS to Identify Condition-Selective Probes of Metabolic Networks in Mycobacterium Tuberculosis
	David Sherman, PhD Full Member Seattle Biomedical Research Institute
	Jay Keasling, PhD University of California, Berkeley Engineering Microbial Metabolism for Production of the Anti-Malarial Drug Artemisinin

Session 3: Technology

	Michael P. Rout, PhD The Rockefeller University Proteomic Tools for Understanding Dynamic Macromolecular Assemblies
	Stephen R. Quake, PhD Stanford University Precision Measurement in Biology
	William Schief, PhD University of Washington Computational Design of Immunogens to Elicit Neutralizing Antibodies