Ideas on Self-Organization of Metabolic Networks, How it can Lead to Division - by Sunil Laxman

Explore the fascinating world of metabolic networks and their self-organization in this comprehensive lecture by Sunil Laxman from the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Delve into the intricate mechanisms of how metabolic networks can lead to cellular division, offering insights into fundamental biological processes. Learn about the latest research and theories in the field of quantitative systems biology, focusing on the intersection of physics, bioenergetics, and cellular metabolism. Gain a deeper understanding of energy flows in biological systems, the constraints they impose on cellular functions, and how cells operate within these energetic limits. Discover the applications of nonequilibrium physics to cell biology and the emerging field of physical bioenergetics. This talk, part of the ICTP-ICTS Winter School on Quantitative Systems Biology, provides a valuable resource for PhD students, postdocs, and young faculty interested in the quantitative study of living systems.