Announcing: Network Biology SIG at ISMB 2011 in Vienna, July 16th
Alexander Pico
The Network Biology (NetBio) SIG will focus on two major areas: (1) the
development of network-related tools and resources, and (2) the application
of network analysis and visualization in the study of biology, synthetic
biology and medicine. The meeting will provide a unique interface between
tool developers and users in the field of network biology. Through these
complementary lenses, the SIG will bring into focus the current state of the
field, its future promise and how to get there.
== Keynote speakers ==
Trey Ideker, ³Rewiring of Genetic Networks by DNA Damage²
University of California at San Diego
Alfonso Valencia, ³Using and Completing Cancer Networks²
Spanish National Cancer Research Centre
Gary Bader
University of Toronto
TBA
== Call for Abstracts ==
We invite abstracts for talks at one of the two main sessions: Tools &
Resources or Applied Research. We are seeking a diversity of submissions to
represent the breadth and depth of Network Biology. Find guidelines at
http://nrnb.org/netbiowiki/Abstract_submission
== Important Details ==
Date: July 16, 2010
Location: Vienna, Austria
ISMB site:
http://www.iscb.org/ismbeccb2011-program/satellite-meetings#network
NetBio wiki: http://nrnb.org/netbiowiki
Mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/netbio
Abstract submission: http://nrnb.org/netbiowiki/Abstract_submission
== Important Dates ==
Feb 7: Open for submissions
April 8: Abstract deadline
April 29: Notification of accepted abstracts
July 16: NetBio SIG 2011
See you there!
NetBio Organizing Committee
Alexander Pico (ap...@gladstone.ucsf.edu), Scooter Morris, Allan Kuchinsky,
Annette Adler, Gary Bader, Mario Albrecht, Diego di Bernardo, Ian Donaldson,
Hana El-Samad
Alexander Pico
DATE CHANGED TO: July 15th
The Network Biology (NetBio) SIG will focus on two major areas: (1) the
development of network-related tools and resources, and (2) the application
of network analysis and visualization in the study of biology, synthetic
biology and medicine. The meeting will provide a unique interface between
tool developers and users in the field of network biology. Through these
complementary lenses, the SIG will bring into focus the current state of the
field, its future promise and how to get there.
== Keynote speakers ==
Trey Ideker, ³Rewiring of Genetic Networks by DNA Damage²
University of California at San Diego
Alfonso Valencia, ³Using and Completing Cancer Networks²
Spanish National Cancer Research Centre
Gary Bader, ³Network and Pathway Information: Collecting, visualizing and
using for gene function prediction²
University of Toronto
Henning Hermjakob, ³Reactome, IntAct, PSICQUIC: Bringing pathways and
interactions together²
European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI)
== Call for Abstracts ==
We invite abstracts for talks at one of the two main sessions: Tools &
Resources or Applied Research. We are seeking a diversity of submissions to
represent the breadth and depth of Network Biology. Find guidelines at
http://nrnb.org/netbiowiki/Abstract_submission
== Important Details ==
Date: July 15, 2011
Location: Vienna, Austria
ISMB site:
http://www.iscb.org/ismbeccb2011-program/satellite-meetings#network
NetBio wiki: http://nrnb.org/netbiowiki
Mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/netbio
Abstract submission: http://nrnb.org/netbiowiki/Abstract_submission
== Important Dates ==
Feb 7: Open for submissions
April 8: Abstract deadline
April 29: Notification of accepted abstracts
July 15: NetBio SIG 2011
Alexander Pico
Meeting Date: July 15th
Abstracts Due: April 8th
The Network Biology (NetBio) SIG will focus on two major areas: (1) the
development of network-related tools and resources, and (2) the application
of network analysis and visualization in the study of biology, synthetic
biology and medicine. The meeting will provide a unique interface between
tool developers and users in the field of network biology. Through these
complementary lenses, the SIG will bring into focus the current state of the
field, its future promise and how to get there.
== Keynote speakers ==
* Trey Ideker, ³Rewiring of Genetic Networks by DNA Damage²
University of California at San Diego
* Alfonso Valencia, ³Using and Completing Cancer Networks²
Spanish National Cancer Research Centre
* Gary Bader, ³Network and Pathway Information: Collecting, visualizing and
using for gene function prediction²
University of Toronto
* Henning Hermjakob, ³Reactome, IntAct, PSICQUIC: Bringing pathways and
Alexander Pico
July 15th
**Abstracts Due: April 18th**
The Network Biology (NetBio) SIG will focus on two major areas: (1) the
development of network-related tools and resources, and (2) the application
of network analysis and visualization in the study of biology, synthetic
biology and medicine. The meeting will provide a unique interface between
tool developers and users in the field of network biology. Through these
complementary lenses, the SIG will bring into focus the current state of the
field, its future promise and how to get there.
== Keynote speakers ==
Trey Ideker, ³Rewiring of Genetic Networks by DNA Damage²
University of California at San Diego
Alfonso Valencia, ³Using and Completing Cancer Networks²
Spanish National Cancer Research Centre
Gary Bader, ³Network and Pathway Information: Collecting,
visualizing and using for gene function prediction²
University of Toronto
Henning Hermjakob, ³Reactome, IntAct, PSICQUIC:
Bringing pathways and interactions together²
European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI)
== Call for Abstracts ==
We invite abstracts for talks at one of the two main sessions: Tools &
Resources or Applied Research. We are seeking a diversity of submissions to
represent the breadth and depth of Network Biology. Find guidelines at
http://nrnb.org/netbiowiki/Abstract_submission
== Important Details ==
Date: July 15, 2011
Location: Vienna, Austria
ISMB site:
http://www.iscb.org/ismbeccb2011-program/satellite-meetings#network
NetBio wiki: http://nrnb.org/netbiowiki
Mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/netbio
Abstract submission: http://nrnb.org/netbiowiki/Abstract_submission
== Important Dates ==
Feb 7: Open for submissions
April 18: Abstract deadline
May 6: Notification of accepted abstracts