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The 5th ECCB Conference
The 5th European Conference on Computational Biology
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Systems Biology Get Together
The Negev Systems Biology Get Together
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CCS Open-Day
CCS Open-Day Meeting at BIU - the 14th of February 2007
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Grant Program 2007 - LOI Stage
CCS Grant Program 2007 - LOI stage - The final date of submission of the LOI is 31st of December 2006, midnight
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The Center

The CCS was established in 2001 by the Yeshaya Horowitz Association in response to the growing interest in complexity science.

Complexity science is a developing research field that has existed for many years yet was never defined as a mean to advance inter-disciplinarian research.

Complexity science entails both a general overview as well as research of the connection between influential factors in the fields of biology, physics, chemistry, engineering and behavioral sciences.

Complexity science has no boundaries since its goal is to combine, advance, investigate and understand processes through an inter-disciplinarian view...
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Scholarship Program

In 2002 the CCS established a scholarship program for PhD and post-doctoral students and researchers
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Grant Program

Grants of up to $50,000 per year are awarded for innovative and collaborative research and for the development of new scientific tools in the CCS fields of interest...

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What is Compexity Science ?

There is no single "definition" of complexity science, and the Center for Complexity Science encourages a broad an interpretation of the term. In the "Forum," you will find some of the descriptions of the field as proposed by the CCS's students and board members. You are invited to make your own suggestions about what constitutes complexity science...
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