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Agenda

 
Computational Biology Special Interest Group
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Wednesday, October 23, 2002
8:00am-8:30am
Continental Breakfast/Registration
8:30am-12:05pm
Morning Session - Visualization
Welcome/Introduction - Stefan Unger
 
Coffee Break and Vendor Showcase
 
Mid-Morning Session - Applications - Algorithms
Introduction - Stefan Unger
12:05pm-1:30pm
Lunch and Vendor Showcase
1:30pm-5:20pm
Afternoon Session - Applications - Databases
Introduction - Stefan Unger
  • Gavin Sherlock
     Stanford University
    Storage, Analysis and Visualization of Microarray Data; and MGED Standards or Data Exchange

  • Erich Gombocz
    CSO/CTO Biosentients
    Real-time knowledge through 'Intelligent Molecular Objects': Smart data with any-to-any connectivity for secure functional Integration of global and local data resources, instruments and applications

  • John Pickering
    Georgia
    Web-based Identification, Database, and Mapping Tools at discoverlife.org to Allow 4th-graders on up to Study and Monitor Nature
 
Coffee Break and Vendor Showcase
 
Mid-Afternoon Session - Applications
  • Daniel Rubin
    Stanford University
    PharmGKB: Pharmacogenetics Knowledge Base

  • Eric Neumann
    Beyond Genomics
    Deriving Causal Models from Complex Data using Systems Biology

  • Peter Ffoulks
    Sun Microsystems
    High Density Computing (LINUX /Solaris Product Directions)
    Linux and Bladed Products

  • Sia Zadeh
    Sun Microsystems
    I3c update

  • Stefan Unger
    Sun Microsystems
    Computational Biology at Sun and Business Meeting
5:30pm-7:30pm
Evening Reception and Vendor Showcase

Vendors: GeneticXchange, Incellico, Schroedinger, Sun Microsystems, TimeLogic

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