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This School focuses on biological networks and the modeling of complex biological systems in the context of genomics. As the number of scientists who join this emerging field is fast increasing, their population is now heterogeneous with respect to original background, to level of interdisciplinary experience, and to knowledge of the field. This School aims at covering the needs of this heterogeneous population, with an emphasis on junior researchers. It is intended for scientists with various backgrounds, including biologists, computer scientists, mathematicians, chemists and physicists. It is by no means a coincidence that the lecturers originate from these various fields. You are invited to attend the whole two-week School, or only one of its two one-week components. Each of the two weeks has a style of its own, yet there is a continuity between them. The first week is more generalist than the second one and encompasses from modeling to the physico-chemistry of Life via the new field of synthetic biology. The second week covers in further details some of the material presented during the first week, with an increased 'network' slant. Participants of the first week may need to deepen some of the acquired notions during the second week. Participants of the second week may need to anchor this high-level but more fragmented knowledge into a wider view that provides missing links, as proposed during the first week. Please register separately to each week by following the corresponding links shown below. The registration fees for the second week are 50% lower for registrants of the first week. Early Registration Deadline is 31 January 2007. First week: Thematic Research School on Second week: Advanced Course on May 7 - May 11, 2007