This paper analyses the adequacy of different types of networks in biological process modeling. The assumptions are sustained by two case studies. The first one is a lattice-based computer model to simulate the growth of nonvascular tumors with nutrient consumption constraints. The modeling solution is able to reproduce the classic three-layer structure familiar from multicellular spheroids: ce...

Infostations offer geographically intermittent coverage at high data rates for mobile wireless networks. The Infostation model trades off delay of data delivery for increased network capacity. Replication and storage of information in multiple nodes of a mobile network can also be traded off for reduction in delay. Thus, augmenting the Infostation model with information replication, a new conce...

MOTIVATION Network alignment (NA) aims to find regions of similarities between species' molecular networks. There exist two NA categories: local (LNA) and global (GNA). LNA finds small highly conserved network regions and produces a many-to-many node mapping. GNA finds large conserved regions and produces a one-to-one node mapping. Given the different outputs of LNA and GNA, when a new NA metho...