Abstract & Keywords |
The human immune system fights pathogens using an articulated set of strategies whose function is to maintain in health the organism. A large effort to formally model such a complex system using a computational approach is currently underway, with the goal of developing a discipline for engineering "synthetic" immune responses. This requires the integration of a range of analysis techniques developed for formally reasoning about the behaviour of complex dynamical systems. Furthermore, a novel class of software tools has to be developed, capable of efficiently analysing these systems on widely accessible computing platforms, such as commodity multi-core architectures..
Keywords: bioinformatics, fastflow
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@article{stochkitff:ercimnews:10,
volume = {82},
month = jul,
issn = {0926-4981},
author = {Marco Aldinucci and Andrea Bracciali and Pietro Li\`o},
keywords = {bioinformatics, fastflow},
url = {http://ercim-news.ercim.eu/images/stories/EN82/EN82-web.pdf},
abstract = {The human immune system fights pathogens using an articulated set
of strategies whose function is to maintain in health the
organism. A large effort to formally model such a complex system
using a computational approach is currently underway, with the
goal of developing a discipline for engineering "synthetic" immune
responses. This requires the integration of a range of analysis
techniques developed for formally reasoning about the behaviour of
complex dynamical systems. Furthermore, a novel class of software
tools has to be developed, capable of efficiently analysing these
systems on widely accessible computing platforms, such as
commodity multi-core architectures..},
title = {Formal Synthetic Immunology},
year = {2010},
journal = {ERCIM News},
pages = {40-41},
}
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