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Résumé: Neuroinformatics 2008 will focus on dissemination of recent progress and community building in this emerging field. The congress is organized as a single track event, with keynote speakers, workshops, poster sessions, and live demos of neuroinformatics applications. Workshop topics include: -Future hardware challenges to scientific computing -Extraction of structural and functional information from brain images -Challenges and benefits of multichannel electrophysiology -Neurogenomics meets bioinformatics meets neuroinformatics in database research

Résumé: A platform at which to discuss and draw new inspiration for the most time specific, innovations in knowledge and data management within the pharmaceutical industry.

Résumé: The leading event for Electronic Laboratory Notebooks and closely associated technology. ELNs Advanced Lab Solutions will allow you and your team members to gain a complete update on the bioinformatics and data management field, while hearing innovative case studies form your peers and industry leaders. Co-hosted with Discovery Knowledge Informatics event, you will have the opportunity to switch between both events. Presentations, end-user case studies, panel sessions and interactive round table discussions will be presented within a dynamic learning platform, encouraging exploration of current strategies, challenges and solutions within the following areas: Information management & integration - Discovery to development decision making -Semantic-based knowledge discovery - Data/knowledge analysis and visualisation - Change management strategies to advance new working practices - Integration of analytical data into organisational systems

Résumé: The 2008 IEEE Symposium on Computational Intelligence in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology will mark the 5th year anniversary of this event. The conference will provide an excellent venue to present the latest advances in computational intelligence based methods for bioinformatics, computational biology and bioengineering problems, as well as invaluable opportunities to network with other researchers in this exciting field.

Résumé: Computational techniques play an ever increasing role in the fields of Cardiology and Electrophysiology. In this one-day workshop, eminent and promising investigators from Europe and the United States will present their views on the current opportunities and future challenges of computer modeling in electrocardiology. Medical doctors, mathematicians and computational experts, who work in the multidisciplinary area of computational modeling of electrocardiological systems, will share their experiences with you.

Résumé: The conference objective is to showcase research and development activities in Biotechnology and Bioinformatics:

Research and development in biotechnology requires the collaboration of scientists and engineers in fields such as biology, chemistry, computer science, chemical engineering, and bio engineering. This conference brings together scientists, engineers and scholars from relevant fields with practitioners from industry in order to help each group to understand progress made in the area as a whole.

Résumé: The conference, organized in the vicinity of the beautiful Lake Bled, will bring together researchers in statistics, data analysts, and other professionals. Cross-discipline and applied paper submissions are welcome.

Résumé: Focuses on the experiences of early adopters of Electronic Health Records; new tools to bridge existing medical record, research, and public health surveillance systems; and new approaches and data to incorporate into health record system design.

Résumé: The RECOMB Satellite Workshop on Comparative Genomics is a forum on all aspects and components of this field, ranging from new quantitative discoveries about genome structure and process to theorems on the complexity of computational problems inspired by genome comparison.

Résumé: The program will include: Best Practices Virtual Screening Workshop chaired by Barry Hardy (Douglas Connect), Docking & Scoring, chaired by Chaya Duraiswami (GlaxoSmithKline), Application of MM-PBSA Free Energy Methods in Drug Discovery, chaired by Judith Lalonde (Bryn Mawr College), Accurate Calculation of pKas, chaired by Paul Labute (Chemical Computing Group), In Silico-based Chemogenomics, chaired by Fabrice Moriaud (MEDIT); PDB Ligands: Analysing their Structure & Binding Data, chaired by Marc Nicklaus (National Institutes of Health); Predictive ADME, chaired by Anthony E. Klon (Pharmacopeia Drug Discovery) and Predictive Toxicology, chaired by Artem Cherkasov (University of British Columbia).

Résumé: Latest Advances in Drug Discovery Informatics

Résumé: The Third IAPR sponsored conference on Pattern Recognition in Bioinformatics (PRIB 2008) will provide you with an excellent opportunity to present your latest research in pattern recognition and computational intelligence based techniques applied to problems in bioinformatics and computational biology. It will provide invaluable opportunities for academia, scientists and industry professionals to interact with each other and share experiences. PRIB 2008 is being organised jointly by Monash University, Australia and IAPR (International Association for Pattern Recognition) Bioinformatics Technical Committee (TC-20). IAPR is well known as an association of non-profit, scientific or professional organizations (being national, multi-national, or international in scope).

Résumé: The Program Committee would like to invite you to participate in the Biotechnology and Bioinformatics Symposium (BIOT-2008) on October 17-18 in Arlington, Texas. BIOT-2008 is the fifth in a series of successful symposia held yearly. Starting from the first symposium in 2004, BIOT has attracted participants from all over the United States, Canada and outside North America.

Research and development in biotechnology requires the collaboration of scientists and engineers in the fields of biology, chemistry, computer science, chemical engineering, and electrical engineering. This symposium brings together scientists, engineers and scholars from relevant fields with practitioners from industry in order to help each group to understand progress made in the area as a whole.

Résumé: To tackle these illnesses, the cooperation of modelers, mathematicians, statisticians, computer scientists, and others, and of researchers from the medical community is absolutely essential. Modeling is important because it gives important insight into the method of treatment. In the case of HIV/AIDS, for example, mathematical modeling indicated that a combination of both protease inhibitors and reverse transcriptase inhibitors would be far more effective than any one of these two drugs. The purpose of this conference is to bring all the people working in the area of epidemiology under one roof and encourage mutual interaction.

Résumé: The 66th Annual Pittsburgh Diffraction Conference is a three day event featuring lecture and poster presentations covering a wide range of subject matter of interest to researchers in chemistry, physics and structural biology.

Résumé: The purpose of the workshop is to bring together researchers working in the main areas of Complex Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Systems, Medical Applications and Biomedical Computing for presenting their recent results, exchanging ideas, and cooperating in a friendly framework.

Résumé: The purpose of the conference is to bring together researchers working in the main areas of Complex Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Systems, Medical Applications and Biomedical Computing for presenting their recent results, exchanging ideas, and cooperating in a friendly framework.

Résumé: Welcome to the sixth annual Rocky Mountain Bioinformatics Conference, a meeting of the International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB). The organizers hope that you enjoy the program, and find the conference a productive opportunity to meet researchers, students and industrial users of bioinformatics technology. We think we have the best program yet, offering a remarkable cross-section of bioinformatics research.

The Rocky series began six years ago as a regional conference, and has grown into an international program with a spotlight on regional development in the computational biosciences. The presenters of the Rocky conference are scientists representing a broad spectrum of universities, industrial enterprises, government laboratories, and medical libraries from around the world. The meeting is a chance to get to know your colleagues near and far, seek collaborative opportunities, and find synergies that can drive our field forward.

Résumé: CFP and Bursary Awards Available (both deadlines are September 19) Themes: Cheminformatics, Bioinformatics, Medicinal Chemistry, Drug Discovery Innovation, Structure-based Drug Design, Screening, Docking, Structural Biology, Predictive Toxicology, Predictive ADME Conference Sessions: Biophysical Simulation Applications, Neglected Diseases Applications, Drug Discovery Informatics, Predictive ADME/Toxicology We invite contributed papers from members of academic, government research and commercial organizations on areas of new research and innovation involving drug discovery research informatics. The work presented should involve innovative new method development or application to drug discovery problems and involving methods from computational chemistry, computational biology, cheminformatics or bioinformatics. Studies including experimental work in medicinal chemistry, screening, experimental toxicology, pre-clinical evaluation,

Résumé: BIOSTEC is composed of three co-located conferences, each specialized in at least one of the aforementioned main knowledge areas, namely:

HEALTHINF - International Conference on Health Informatics

BIODEVICES - International Conference on Biomedical Electronics and Devices

BIOSIGNALS - International Conference on Bio-inspired Systems and Signal Processing

Résumé: BioSysBio is aimed at graduate students, post-docs, junior faculty and industry personnel working in biology and biotechnology. Following on from BioSysBio 2008, this year’s conference will again bring together the best researchers working in Synthetic Biology, Systems Biology and Bioinformatics, providing a platform to hear and discuss the most recent scientific advances and applications in these fascinating fields.

BioSysBio 2009 will also provide a focus on researcher training, with a series of hands on workshops integrated into the main programme.

Résumé: The conference topics cover a broad spectrum including the application of computers to simulate biomedical problems, the design of artificial organs, new therapies, virtual reality in medicine and many others.

Résumé: The 3rd edition of the International Conference on Biometrics (ICB 2009) is the premier scientific conference devoted to the study of Biometric Authentication and Identification technologies.

ICB 2009 follows the track established by the merging of the Audio and Video-Based Authentication conference, the International Conference on Biometric Authentication and the Sinobiometric conference. ICB 2009 will provide a unique forum, into a magnificent setting, to allow researchers engineers, system architects and designers to report recent advances in the area of biometrics and related technologies.

Résumé: The 10th Summer School will be run over the week of 13th-17th July, 2009. The courses running in 2009 are: Twin model-fitting(Mx), Gene Expression and Microarrays (Affymetrix) and Bioinformatics for Geneticists.

Résumé: Predicting physiological behaviour from experimental data combined with environmental influences is a compelling, but unfulfilled, goal of post-genomic biology. This undeniably ambitious goal is the aim of the Physiome Project and its subset the Cardiome Project which is an international effort to build a biophysically based multi-scale mathematical model of the heart. To achieve this goal requires further development of the current generation of advanced cardiac models which span an already diverse set of mathematical representations from stochastic sub-cellular regulation models to whole organ based sets of coupled partial differential equations. The focus of this programme will be on the development and application of the mathematical techniques which underpin the ongoing extension of this approach.