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CERN openlab: a Framework for Scientific Collaboration

• Alberto Di Meglio (CERN)

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Data Platforms and System Biology: Can Health be Modeled?

• Michael Sagner (ESPREVMED)

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Preserving and Reusing High-Energy Physics Data Analyses

• Tibor Simko (CERN)

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Systems science for medicine; Synergy at the boundary between biology and physics

• Jennifer Sarah Goldman (European Institute for Theoretical Neuroscience (EITN))

Room: 31/3-004 - IT Amphitheatre Medicine remains a qualitative discipline because we have not yet understood the fundamental physics governing biological systems. Current approaches have made huge headway, but lack cohesive frameworks capable of indexing and integrating detailed findings into quantitative frameworks assisting the promotion of health. In this lecture, I describe potential short-, intermediate-, and long-term projects, ending with a discussion of my current work on the biophysics of brain function.

SWAN (Service for Web based ANalysis), a platform to perform interactive data analysis in the cloud

• Diogo Castro (FCT Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (PT))

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Complex Systems - Applications and Implications in BioMedicine

• Yaneer Bar-Yam (New England Complex Systems Institute)

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Discussion on a possible action plan to define and build a distributed health baseline and how CERN can contribute Room: 31/3-004 - IT Amphitheatre 1) Round table of expressions of interests and objectives 2) Identifications of differences, similarities, shared goals 3) Identification of common actions in support of shared goals

Conclusions and Next Steps Room: 31/3-004 - IT Amphitheatre