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The cell is a highly organized system of interacting macromolecules and metabolites. Network Biology attempts to understand biology from the point-of-view of the global and local systems properties of molecular networks. The conference will address the structure, function and dynamics of a variety of cellular networks such as genetic, transcriptional, post-transcriptional gene regulatory, protein-protein interaction, signaling, and metabolic networks. A central theme of the meeting is to understand how network properties relate to phenotypes, including human disease. We aim to bring together senior and junior investigators, postdoctoral and (post)graduate researchers in a range of cutting-edge disciplines, including high-throughput interaction measurements, mass spectrometry, informatics, modeling, imaging and human genetics, to share existing research and experience. As is usual for regular CSHL meetings, the majority of short talks will be selected from the openly submitted abstracts.