13th International CellML Workshop

The 13th International CellML Workshop will be held 6 & 7 May 2019 at the Goldie Estate on Waiheke Island, Auckland, New Zealand.

The annual International CellML Workshop is an opportunity for scientists to present and discuss ongoing work related to physiological modelling and simulation with particular focus on model and data exchange & reuse, archiving, and versioning and related software support.

While the primary emphasis of this workshop is on CellML and related technologies, work from across the VPH & Physiome Project and computational systems biology communities are covered (e.g., SED-ML, Physiome Repository, COMBINE, reproducibility and model curation, etc.). In addition to participants from the Auckland Bioengineering Institute, the Medical Technologies Centre of Research Excellence, the Maurice Wilkins Centre, and the University of Auckland, previous workshops have attracted delegates from the UK, USA, Japan, Norway, France, Poland, Belgium, Italy, and Germany for both in-person and remote presentations.

This year the workshop will feature the following topics.

libCellML developments and plans (documentation; GitHub).
SPARC MAPcore.
Model curation.
Model and data annotation.

Location

The 13th International CellML Workshop will be held at the Goldie Estate, Waiheke Island, Auckland, New Zealand. Daily transport from downtown Auckland to the venue will be arranged each day of the workshop.

Programme

A preliminary programme will be forthcoming. Please note that the actual schedule is subject to change.

Registration

Registration for the workshop will open soon! Places are limited so be sure to register early to avoid disappointment.

Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors there is no charge for registration.

Remote attendance

Once again we hope to provide the facility for remote attendance at the workshop. We will likely be using the Zoom platform to enable this. Please register even if you plan to attend remotely.

Workshop Dinner

If there is sufficient interest indicated via the registration form, we will arrange for a group dinner on the Monday evening. If you would like to change your answer for the dinner from the registration form, please let the organisers know. Partners and colleagues are also welcome to attend the dinner, just let the organisers know the numbers as soon as possible.

Organisation

The 13th International CellML Workshop is being organised by David Nickerson, with the help of Kate Harsant, Peter Hunter, Hugh Sorby, Poul Nielsen, Anand Rampadarath, Soroush Safaei, Shelley Fong, and Mahyar Osanlouy from the Auckland Bioengineering Institute. Please contact the organisers if you have any queries regarding the workshop.