Heike Siebert

Prof. Heike Siebert is a Professor in the Department of Discrete Biomathematics at Freie Universität Berlin. Her work focuses on systems biology, regulatory network analysis, and mathematical modeling of biological processes. She leads research into Boolean networks, temporal networks, and control strategies within biological systems.

• Affiliations: Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Institute of Bioinformatics
• Research Interests: Systems Biology, Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Regulatory Networks, Dynamical Systems

Her research emphasizes integrating discrete and continuous models, with notable contributions in PyBoolNet software for Boolean network analysis. Recent work explores pattern formation in gene circuits, network control via algebraic methods, and bioregionalization in ecological systems.

Publications span 20+ years, focusing on core themes like attractor analysis in Boolean networks, model checking applications, and interdisciplinary approaches to biological systems.