Theoretical and Applied Aspects of Systems Biology

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Acerca del autor: Prof. Dr. Fabrício Alves Barbosa da Silva is the PI of the research group on computational modeling of multidrug-resistant bacteria at FIOCRUZ. The research group on computational modeling of multidrug-resistant bacteria proposes the creation of innovative models, techniques and computational methods to identify new potential therapeutic targets in multidrug-resistant bacteria using a systems biology approach. This multidisciplinary group is composed of researchers from six different institutions in Brazil.  Dr. Silva has expertise on computational biology, with focus on systems biology, mathematical modeling and the analysis and processing of large biological datasets. 
Prof. Dr. Nicolas Carels is the coordinator of the Laboratory of Biological System Modeling (LMSB) from the Center for Technological Development in Health (CDTS) of Oswaldo Cruz Foundation. Since the 1990s, he accumulated expertise in the genetics, biotechnology and bioinformatics of plant systems. Morerecently due to the availability of high throughput datasets in the context of the post-genomics era, he dedicated his activities to the bioinformatics of diseases’ molecular networks in the context of translational medicine. He is also investigating the metagenomics of microbial communities in interaction with human protozoan parasites in invertebrate hosts.
Prof. Dr. Floriano Paes Silva Junior is the head of the Laboratory of Computational and Experimental Biochemistry of Drugs (LaBECFar) at Oswaldo Cruz Institute, FIOCRUZ. Dr. Silva-Jr has expertise on Medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology working on the interface between computational and experimental approaches for drug discovery. His contributions include discovery and biochemical characterization of new drug targets and bioactive compounds with relevance to both infectious and non-communicable diseases.