Schedule

Bioinformatics:

Building Bridges

Schedule

Thursday, April 16, 2009

9-3pm - 575, 402 and 405 Walter Library - Tutorials - FREE - Preregistration Required

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

3pm	Refreshments
3:30-4:30pm	Binary interactome mapping to study human disease Pascal Braun, PhD, Senior Scientist Center for Cancer Systems Biology Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard University Co-sponsored by the Consortium for Bioinformatics & Computational Biology

Friday, April 17, 2009

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 - Lynda Ellis, Laboratory Medicine and Pathology
Vipin Kumar, Department Head, Computer Science
Timothy Mulcahy, Vice President for Research

  8:50-9:40
Analysis Methods in Mass-Spectrometry-Based Proteomics
Frank Suits, PhD, Research Staff Member
Functional Genomics and Systems Biology Group
IBM

9:40-10:10
Break and View Posters (odd posters presented)

10:10-10:40
The Biomedical Informatics and Computational Biology Graduate Program
John Carlis, PhD, Professor
Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota

10:40-11:30
High Resolution Mapping of Multi Chromosome DNA Copy Number Variations in Autism
Scott Selleck, MD, PhD, Harrison Professor
Genetics, Cell Biology and Development, University of Minnesota
Ahmed Tewfik, PhD, Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota

11:30-1:00
Lunch and View Posters (even posters presented 12:30-1:00)

  1:00-1:30
Toward Global Quantitative Characterization of the Yeast Genetic Interaction Network
Chad Myers, PhD, Assistant Professor
Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota

  1:30-2:20
Unraveling Genomes and Transcriptomes using Next Generation Sequencing
Joann Mudge, PhD, Research Scientist
National Center For Genome Resources

  2:20-2:50
Mining the Medicago Genome: A Model for Legumes and Symbiosis
Nevin Dale Young, PhD, Distinguished McKnight University Professor
Plant Pathology, University of Minnesota

  2:50-3:00
Wrapup - Lynda Ellis

  3:00-3:30
Closing Reception

Page Author(s): Lynda Ellis

8:00am	Setup Posters
8:10-8:30	Register and View Posters
8:30-8:50	Welcome - Lynda Ellis, Laboratory Medicine and Pathology Vipin Kumar, Department Head, Computer Science Timothy Mulcahy, Vice President for Research
8:50-9:40	Analysis Methods in Mass-Spectrometry-Based Proteomics Frank Suits, PhD, Research Staff Member Functional Genomics and Systems Biology Group IBM
9:40-10:10	Break and View Posters (odd posters presented)
10:10-10:40	The Biomedical Informatics and Computational Biology Graduate Program John Carlis, PhD, Professor Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota
10:40-11:30	High Resolution Mapping of Multi Chromosome DNA Copy Number Variations in Autism Scott Selleck, MD, PhD, Harrison Professor Genetics, Cell Biology and Development, University of Minnesota Ahmed Tewfik, PhD, Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota
11:30-1:00	Lunch and View Posters (even posters presented 12:30-1:00)
1:00-1:30	Toward Global Quantitative Characterization of the Yeast Genetic Interaction Network Chad Myers, PhD, Assistant Professor Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota
1:30-2:20	Unraveling Genomes and Transcriptomes using Next Generation Sequencing Joann Mudge, PhD, Research Scientist National Center For Genome Resources
2:20-2:50	Mining the Medicago Genome: A Model for Legumes and Symbiosis Nevin Dale Young, PhD, Distinguished McKnight University Professor Plant Pathology, University of Minnesota
2:50-3:00	Wrapup - Lynda Ellis
3:00-3:30	Closing Reception