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| * He is currently Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board of the [[http://www.helmholtz.de/en/joint_initiative_for_innovation_and_research/initiating_and_networking/helmholtz_alliances/helmholtz_alliance_on_systems_biology/|Helmholtz Alliance for Systems Biology]]. | * He is Chair of the Policy Committee of the Biochemical Society. * He has been the Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board of the [[http://www.helmholtz.de/en/joint_initiative_for_innovation_and_research/initiating_and_networking/helmholtz_alliances/helmholtz_alliance_on_systems_biology/|Helmholtz Alliance for Systems Biology]]. |
David Fell
Email: <dfell AT brookes DOT ac DOT uk>
David Fell is Professor of Systems Biology in the Department of Biological and Medical Sciences at Oxford Brookes University.
His other roles include:
He is a member of the Oxford Centre for Integrative and Systems Biology;
Between 2007 and 2009 he was chair of BBSRC's Integrative and Systems Biology Strategy Panel;
He is the chairman of the International Study Group for Systems Biology, formerly known as the International Study Group for BioThermoKinetics or BTK.
He was one of the founders of the Oxford Systems Biology company Physiomics in 2001 and still acts as part-time Chief Scientific Officer.
He is the author of Understanding the Control of Metabolism, available from Portland Press.
- He is Chair of the Policy Committee of the Biochemical Society.
He has been the Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Helmholtz Alliance for Systems Biology.