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Making Models That Matter: How to Build Trustworthy and Useful Systems Biology Models
Computational models supporting mechanistic understanding of (complex) biological systems, systems behaviour prediction, and experimental design are becoming more and more embedded in research on complex biological systems. Reuse and refinement of models, rather than continuous reinvention, is becom
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