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The Computational Biology Special Interest Group (CB-SIG)
The Computational Biology Special Interest Group (CB-SIG) aims to keep Sun's customers up-to-date with relevant Sun Technology and open standards initiatives, to provide support for the user community, and to provide a forum to discuss recent scientific developments. Computational Biology is a progressive segment comprised of Bioinformatics (genomics and post-genomics), Macromolecular Structure, BioSimulation/BioNetworks/Systems Biology, Bioengineering, Clinical Informatics, and Medical Imaging.
CB-SIG Presentations at CB-SIG in Heidelberg 06/2005
with talks by Stefan Unger (Sun), Jose Maria Carazo (PCM Madrid), Andrei Turinsky (Calgary), John Kerrigan (UMDNJ), Yamzaki/Mizoguchi (TUS), Matthias Harders (ETH Zurich), Arun Holden (Leeds).
November 7, 2004
CB-SIG Presentations at CB-SIG in Pittsburg 11/2004
with talks by Stefan Unger (Sun), Simon See (Sun), Terry Dalton (NRC/CBR), Nobuaki Miura (Hokkaido), Tim Leite (VNI), Carol Lushbough (U.So.Dakota), Bernard Li (British Columbia Cancer)
June 20, 2004
CB-SIG Presentations at the HPC Consortium Meeting Heidelberg 6/2004
Heidelberg (6/04) with talks by Goesmann (Bielefeld), José María Carazo (Parque Cientifico de Madrid), Nagarajaram (CDFD), Wildpaner (Graz/Vienna), Abrol(EPCC), Holden (Leeds), Szekely (ETH), Mizoguchi (TUS and Wisdomtec), Bantoft (Blueprint), Meier (Sun), Unger (Sun)
June 3, 2003
CB-SIG Presentations at the HPC Consortium Meeting Heidelberg 6/2003
Heidelberg (6/03) with talks by Stefan Unger (Sun), Folker Meyer (Bielefeld), Terry Dalton (NRC/CBR), Mathieu Klein (Metanomics), M. Sturenburg (MySQL), U. Meier (Sun), Peter Tribble (HGMP), and Michael Schulman (Sun).
CB-SIG Presentations at the IAC meeting Santa Clara
Santa Clara, CA (10/02) with talks by C. Sensen (Calgary), M. Schulman (Sun), S. Mohan (Sun), P. Karp (SRI), M. Hogarth (Davis), J. Feo (Sun), G.Sherlock (Stanford), E. Gombocz (Biosentients), J. Pickering (Georgia), D. Rubin (Stanford), P.ffoulkes (Sun), S. Zadeh (Sun), S. Unger (Sun), and vendors: INCELLICO, Schrodinger, geneticXchange, and Timelogic.
July 2, 2002
CB-SIG Presentations at the HPC Meeting in Glasgow, Scotland
Glasgow, Scotland (7/02) with talks by Paracel, G. Parr (Ulster) on Open LifeScineceGrid, a roundtable with C. Goble (Manchester), A. Holden (Leeds), C. Sensen (Calgary) on BioGrids, a presentation by W. Gentzsch of Sun on Sun Grid Engine in Life Sciences, as well as a business meeting.
March 11, 2002
CB-SIG Presentations at the CCPGA2 Meeting in Durham
Durham, NC (3/02) with talks by Bruno Sobral (VBI), William Walster (Sun Microsystems), Russ Wolfinger (SAS), Eric Neumann (Biopathways Consortium), and Loralyn Mears (Sun Microsystems). Over 75 people attended the meeting, prior to the Computational Challenges in the Post-Genomics Age - II conference, also sponsored by Sun, SDSC and PNNL.
November 10, 2001
CB-SIG Presentations at the HPC Meeting in Denver
Denver (11/01) with talks by Rich Pickett (Oracle), Terry Dalton (NRC-CBR), John Burke (Bioteque systems), Joshua Li (SDSC), Guang Gao (Delaware Biotechnology Institute), David Bader (U.NM), Larry Miller (UCSB), and Martin Gollery (TimeLogic). Review the agenda and presentations from this meeting.
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