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International Conference on Systems Biology of Human Diseases

ICSBHD

18th Nov – 19th Nov 2026 Sydney, Australia

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

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01 Advancements in Systems Biology Approaches +
This track focuses on the latest methodologies and technologies in systems biology that enhance our understanding of human diseases. Emphasis will be placed on innovative network modeling techniques and their applications in disease research.
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02 Multi-Omics Integration for Disease Insights +
This session will explore the integration of various omics data, including genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics, to provide a comprehensive view of disease mechanisms. Participants will discuss challenges and strategies in multi-omics data analysis and interpretation.
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03 Computational Modeling of Disease Pathways +
This track aims to present computational models that elucidate complex disease pathways and their interactions. Researchers will share insights on the development and validation of these models in understanding disease progression.
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04 Gene Regulatory Networks in Human Diseases +
This session will delve into the role of gene regulatory networks in the etiology of human diseases. Discussions will focus on the computational tools used to analyze these networks and their implications for therapeutic interventions.
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05 Protein Interaction Networks and Disease Mechanisms +
This track will highlight the significance of protein-protein interactions in the context of human diseases. Presentations will cover methodologies for mapping these networks and their relevance to disease pathology.
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06 Metabolic Pathways and Disease Dynamics +
This session will investigate the alterations in metabolic pathways associated with various diseases. Researchers will discuss how metabolic profiling can inform disease diagnosis and treatment strategies.
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07 Bioinformatics in Systems Pharmacology +
This track will focus on the application of bioinformatics tools in systems pharmacology to enhance drug discovery and development. Participants will explore how computational approaches can optimize therapeutic strategies for complex diseases.
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08 Predictive Modeling in Disease Systems +
This session will cover the development and application of predictive models to forecast disease outcomes and treatment responses. Emphasis will be placed on the integration of clinical data with computational techniques.
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09 Signaling Networks in Disease Pathogenesis +
This track will explore the role of cellular signaling networks in the pathogenesis of human diseases. Researchers will present findings on how disruptions in these networks contribute to disease development.
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10 Molecular Interactions in Systems Medicine +
This session will examine the molecular interactions that underpin systems medicine approaches to human diseases. Discussions will focus on how understanding these interactions can lead to personalized treatment options.
SDG 3 SDG 4
11 Pathway Simulation and Integrative Biology +
This track will highlight the use of pathway simulation techniques in integrative biology to model complex biological systems. Participants will discuss the implications of these simulations for understanding disease mechanisms and therapeutic targets.
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