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	ISB Faculty Member

			Ilya Shmulevich

		Area of Expertise:
			Computational biology, signal and image processing


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			Alan Aderem

		Area of Expertise:
			Immunology, infectious disease, cell biology and biophysics


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	Senior Research Scientist

			Stephen Ramsey

		Area of Expertise:
			Computational biology


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Swedish Neuroscience Institute and Institute for Systems Biology Form Alliance to Learn More about Brain Diseases
The Swedish Neuroscience Institute (SNI) has joined forces with the Institute for Systems Biology (ISB) to fundraise for and collaborate on research they hope will lead to cures for diseases of the brain and nervous system. The new partnership brings together physicians, researchers and fundraisers from two of the most respected organizations in the Pacific Northwest.
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The 2008 Smart List:
15 People the Next President Should Listen To
WIRED Magazine has identified ISB Co-Founder and President Lee Hood, MD, PhD, as one of the 15 people the next President of the United States should listen to. Read article

Camping at Google:
ISB Scientist Nitin Baliga Joins Elite Science Confab
Read Xconomy coverage of ISB Associate Professor Nitin Baliga's, PhD, invite to the exclusive Science Foo Camp at Google Headquarters. Read article

The Seattle Times covers Center for Inquiry Science initiative
to train Renton School District elementary school teachers in the systems approach to science. The teachers involved will train other teachers to facilitate adoption of inquiry-based teaching methods throughout the district. The program is funded by a five-year, $721,000 grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
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Leading U.S. Bioscience Pioneers Enter International Collaboration with Government of Luxembourg to Accelerate Biomedical Research
Three of the United States' most prominent biomedical science leaders have been tapped by the government of Luxembourg for an unprecedented international collaboration to establish a bioscience center of excellence in the heart of the European Union.
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	Major Grant Research


		Center for Systems Biology

		Innate Immunity-Systems Biology

		National Center for Dynamic Interactome Research (NCDIR)


	ISB Publications


		2007 Annual Report BIOS Fall 2008 All Publications