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logy at NSF, said, "There's been much interest in recent years applying mathematics and computing to deciphering gene sequences and to managing the massive amounts of data in them. The other areas of biology, though, have been slower to incorporate these methods. These people are doing that using math tools to see how cells function, to see how tissues grow, to look at an organism and see how it can satisfy its metabolic requirements.

"We want to know what are the driving issues at this level of biology that can benefit from these approaches," Bruce said. "That's why we're excited about biologists and mathematicians coming together at this workshop."


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Contact: Sean Kearns
skearns@nsf.gov
703-292-8070
National Science Foundation
27-Mar-2003


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