BioModels “Model of the year” competition 2024

BioModels has launched a new competition for early career researchers, to recognize emerging leaders in systems biology modelling, identify exciting modelling research and promote reproducibility and good modelling practice. Application deadline is 20 January 2024.

Following the success of the Model of the year 2023 Competition, BioModels have now opened the applications for Model of the year’ competition 2024 . The competition aims to recognise exciting mathematical models of biological systems and the modellers who build them. This is an excellent opportunity for early career modellers to showcase their work.

What can you win?

  • Winners will share £1000 award money.
  • They will also receive certificates of excellence.
  • Winners will be invited to write a short blog (2-page max) about their models to be published and promoted on the BioModels platform.
  • The jury will aim to publish a piece entitled “Model of the year 2023” in a leading systems biology journal highlighting the winners’ work.

More details here

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