On Wed, 6 Jun 2012 18:26:26 +0200, Franco Du Preez wrote:
> Thanks again to Mike for presenting today. At the end of the
> discussion there was a question about the tools used by the BioModels
> team to annotate models in their database. I just wanted to add that
> at JWS Online we make use of a
Hi,
My presentation slides are available here:
http://www.slideshare.net/thehuck/mhucka-hclssysbiojune2012key
(Note: don't be put off by the number of slides; there are extras, and many
will go very quickly. I am aiming for 30 minutes or less.)
Thanks,
MH
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Mike Hucka, Ph.D. -- mhu...@calt
Hi Jun,
Thanks for your mail. Just a quick reply on the following:
On Wed, 23 May 2012 13:35:56 +0100, Jun Zhao wrote:
> Our next meeting will be on June 6. Hope you or your colleagues can
> make it. http://co.mbine.org/events/HARMONY_2012 looks a very
> relevant and interesting event. If you
Hello,
I've been meaning to introduce myself to the Systems Biology Task Force for
some time, and I apologize for taking so long. As one of the creators of SBML
and several other community standardization efforts, as well as having help
start BioModels Database itself, you can imagine the topi
SS> Hi Mike, It's good to hear from you.
SS> Would you be interested in having a call to discuss
SS> the various options?
Hi Susie,
Good to hear from you too! It's been a while :-).
A call (I presume a group call?) sounds like a good idea.
What kind of time frame do you have in mind? I'd
Hi Bijan, and others,
The following are some replies to parts of multiple separate
messages, all put here in one place to (hopefully) make
reading easier:
bparsia> MIchael, there's no question in my mind that
bparsia> HCLSIG is a perfectly find venue to discuss SBML
bparsia> and do HCLSIG s
Hi Oliver,
Thanks for your reply.
curoli> You just have to allow some time for people here
curoli> to get familiar with SBML, and to navigate the
curoli> buerocracy.
OK. What would be the best way to help that along?
curoli> Systems Biology is a central theme in the HCLSIG,
curoli> a
Hi,
>> I hope this is not too off-topic -- I'm new to this
>> group and still am trying to get a sense for what it's
>> about.
bparsia> The way to figure out it's formal scope is to
bparsia> read the charter:
bparsia> http://www.w3.org/2008/05/HCLSIGCharter
In fact, I did that before
Hello there,
I hope this is not too off-topic -- I'm new to this group
and still am trying to get a sense for what it's about.
Those of us working on SBML (the Systems Biology Markup
Language -- see http://sbml.org) would like to pursue
standards-body recognition of SBML. Would this (HCLSIG) be
