NVTB Activities newsletter.
Topics:
* Announcement annual meeting NVTB on May 19-20 at Schoorl, NL
* Complexity Kick-off meeting on April 21 at NWO The Hague, NL
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(Below in English)
Beste leden van de NVTB,

De jaarlijkse bijeenkomst van de Nederlandse Vereniging van
Theoretische Biologie vindt dit jaar plaats op donderdag en vrijdag 19
en 20 mei in Schoorl. De registratie is al open op
http://www.bio.vu.nl/nvtb/meeting2011/. Speciaal aan de bijeenkomst
van dit jaar 2011 is dat we we twee sprekers hebben uitgenodigd voor
een voordracht. Professor Andr?? de Roos (UvA) zal spreken over"Growth
and Development: the blind spot of population ecology" and Dr. Roeland
Merks (CWI) over"Cell-based modeling of angiogenic blood vessel
sprouting". We hopen jullie in grote aantallen te ontvangen!

Met vriendelijke groeten van
Charlotte Hemelrijk (Voorzitster van de NVTB).


In English:

Dear members of the NVTB,

The annual meeting of the Dutch Society of theoretical biology (NVTB)
will this year be held on Thursday and Friday, May 19 and 20 in
Schoorl. Registration is open already at
http://www.bio.vu.nl/nvtb/meeting2011/. We have two invited lectures:
professor Andr?? de Roos (UvA) will speak about"Growth and
Development: the blind spot of population ecology" and and Dr. Roeland
Merks (CWI) ov"Cell-based modeling of angiogenic blood vessel
sprouting". We hope to welcome many of you!

Yours sincerely,
Charlotte Hemelrijk (President of the NVTB)


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Dear Sir, Madam,

I am honoured to invite you to the Complexity kick-off that will take
place in the afternoon of April 21, 2011 at the NWO office in The
Hague.

Complexity is a scientific research program of the Netherlands
Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). This highly
interdisciplinary program combines a variety of scientific disciplines
with the common goal of understanding complex systems. The research
concerns systems of different kinds, for example, complex processes
related to transport, ecology, fluctuation and changes in economical
markets or ocean streams. Triggered by the physical sciences, the
research has spread to social sciences, life science and technology.

The kick-off marks/celebrates the start of the first fourteen projects
within the programme, that will start or have started in 2011 . For
the programme of the day, please visit the Complexity website:
www.nwo.nl/complexity. Although the workshop is free of charge for all
participants, registration is required. Please register at the
Complexity website (http://www.nwo.nl/nwohome.nsf/pages/NWOP_8EAJC9).

We look forward to welcoming you in April!

Best regards,
Lex Zandee and Natasa Golo-Tosic