Sui Huang
Professor
Department of Biology
Institute for Systems Biology
Germany
Biography
Dr. Sui Huang is a molecular and cell biologist with a strong background in theoretical biology. He has devoted his research to understanding the very phenomenon of cancer from a complex systems perspective. Sui Huang grew up in Geneva and Zurich. He received his MD degree from the University of Zurich and obtained thereafter, as the first recipient of the PhD-Program-for-Physicians Award of the Swiss National Science Foundation, his PhD in molecular biology and physical chemistry for work on interferons. As a postdoctoral fellow at Children’s Hospital Boston he investigated tumor angiogenesis and cell growth control. In that period he also studied dynamical systems through his affiliation with the New England Complex Systems Institute.
Research Interest
Molecular and cell biology, cancer biology, gene regulatory networks and theory of complex systems
Publications
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Zhou, Joseph Xu, Areejit Samal, Aymeric Fouquier d’Hérouël, Nathan D. Price, and S. Huang. 2016. “Relative Stability of Network States in Boolean Network Models of Gene Regulation in Development.†Bio Systems 142-143 (April–May): 15–24.
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Huang, S. 2016. “Where to Go: Breaking the Symmetry in Cell Motility.†PLoS Biology 14 (5): e1002463.
