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Thursday, April 14, 2005

9-3pm - 402 and 405 Walter Library - Tutorials - FREE - Preregistration Required

3-4:30pm - 402 Walter Library - FREE - registration not required

3pm    
Refreshments
 
3:15-4:15pm   
 		 Computational Methods and Bioinformatics in Proteomic Studies
Timothy Griffin, PhD, Assistant Professor
Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biophysics, University of Minnesota
 

 

Friday, April 15, 2005

8am-3pm - Digital Technology Center, 402 Walter Library

  8:00am 
Setup Posters
 
  8:10-8:30
 		Register and View Posters
 
  8:30-8:50
 		Welcome - John Carlis, Computer Science and Engineering;
Donald Truhlar, Director, Supercomputing Institute
 
  8:50-9:40
 		Proteomics, Ovarian Cancer, and Experimental Design
Keith A. Baggerly, PhD, Associate Professor
Biostatistics and Applied Mathematics, UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
 
 9:40-10:10
 		Break and View Posters (odd posters presented)
 
10:10-10:40  
 		Recent Developments of Linear Algebra in Bioinformatics
Dan Boley, PhD, Professor
Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota
 
10:40-11:30  
 		The Lab of Milk and Honey: Bioinformatics for Cattle and Honey Bee
Christine Elsik, PhD, Assistant Professor
Animal Genetics, Texas A&M University
 
 11:30-1:00
 		Lunch and View Posters (even posters presented 12:30-1:00)
 
  1:00-1:30
 		Detection of Epistatic Effects of Complex Traits
Yang Da, PhD, Associate Professor
Animal Science, University of Minnesota
 
  1:30-2:20
 		Origami with Strings: Protein Folding by Computer
Kevin Karplus, PhD, Professor
Biomolecular Engineering, University of California, Santa Cruz
 
  2:20-2:50
 		 Integrative Analysis of Multiple Types of Genomic Data
Wei Pan, PhD, Associate Professor
Biostatistics, University of Minnesota
 
  2:50-3:00
 		Wrapup - John Carlis
 
  3:00-3:30
 		Closing Reception
 

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