March 25 – April 2, 2026
This workshop is part of a series of international collaborative events in Chile and seeks to foster fresh dialogue on metabolic research in prokaryotes and eukaryotes from systems biology and bioinformatics perspectives. It will bring together experts in genome-scale metabolic network reconstruction and mathematical analysis of such networks, alongside biologists from diverse fields with interests in single-species and community metabolism.
The Workshop comprises four types of activities:
1) A three-session course (March 25–March 27) on modern methods to construct genome-scale and metagenome-scale metabolic models, and on classical and non‑classical analysis approaches.
2) A series of research seminars (March 30–April 1) by specialists in bioinformatics, systems biology, metabolic engineering, and biology presenting diverse perspectives on the study of metabolism.
3) A poster session showcasing genomic data available in Chilean groups that could be analyzed during the workshop (March 30–April 1).
4) Many discussion sessions and round tables to state collaborations (April 2).
Venue:
Hotel Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, Chile (to be confirmed).
Organizing Committee
- Mauricio Latorre, Universidad de O’Higgins – Chile
- Alejandro Maass, Universidad de Chile – Chile
Program
To be Announced
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