| SBML News |
  New libSBML matrix(2 Feb.'10) We've added a page summarizing the differences between the different libSBML branches. |
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| Community News |
 BioModels release 16(26 Jan.'10) The latest release of the BioModels Database features over 450 total models.Cain 1.2 released!(1 Jan.'10) Cain is a stochastic simulator with highly efficient implementations of many methods. |
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Welcome to the portal for the Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML),
a computer-readable format for representing models of biological processes. SBML is suitable for models of metabolism, cell signaling, and other processes, and has been evolving since 2000 thanks to an international community of researchers.
What is SBML? Read our introduction, then perhaps browse the mailing lists to get a sense for what's going on with SBML today.
Looking for software that supports SBML? Our software guide lists over 180 systems today. Are you instead looking for models? Visit the BioModels Database, where you can find hundreds!
Interested in supporting SBML in your software? Read our basic introduction and then the SBML specifications to understand how to use SBML. After that, you may want to look at libSBML.
No matter how you use SBML, we invite you to sign up for news updates either through our RSS feed, our Twitter feed, or one of the mailing lists, and get involved with community efforts to help keep improving SBML. You can also call attention to your project's support of SBML by displaying the SBML logo.
SBML would not have been possible without support from multiple agencies and organizations, as well as intellectual contributions from many motivated individuals, including the major contributors who are shaping SBML Level 3.
