[BiO BB] CFP: ISPA '05 International Workshop on Bioinformatics at Nankin, China Nov 2-5 2005

[Pedro Fernandes]

Chen, Jake said:
> ISPA'05 International Workshop on Bioinformatics 2005
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> ====================================================            Date:    November 2-5,
> 2005
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>             Place:   Nanjing University, Nanjing, P.R. China
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>             Paper submission Deadline:        May 6th, 2005
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> Conference Web Site:
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> =================http://www.cs.iupui.edu/~bioin/bioinformatics05/
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> Scope:
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> ====Colorful analogies to catastrophic events, including floods,
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> avalanches, tidal waves, and even explosions, have often been used
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> to describe the overwhelming nature of high-throughput, biological
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> data. The deluge of data shows no sign of abating, particularly as
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> new technologies appear (protein chips) and established technologies
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> are improved (mass spectrometers, DNA micro-arrays) or re-
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> implemented on industrial scales. Finding new ways to integrate,
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> manage, visualize, and interpret data from diverse sources is one of
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> the grand challenges for modern bioinformatics, which merges
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> information technology, computer science, statistics, applied
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> mathematics, and biology. Topics of interest to this workshop
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> include, but are not limited to:
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> * Protein-protein interactions
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> * mRNA and protein expression
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> * Functional annotation of genes and proteins
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> * Ontological classifications
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> * Signaling and regulatory pathways
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> * Biology-specific knowledge representation
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> * Biological data preparation and cleansing
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> * High-throughput experimental data monitoring and tracking
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> * Sequence- or structure-based data analysis
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> * Knowledge curation, annotation, and reporting
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> * Use of natural language processing techniques and/or artificial
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> * intelligence techniques to automatically extract multiple
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> * biological objects such as gene names, protein names, drugs,
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> organisms, disease, etc., from free-text.
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> * Information and knowledge extraction such as object-object
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> interactions (ex: protein interactions, functions, etc.).
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> * Software systems to support biological research that integrates
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> multi-format and multi-type data from heterogeneous databases.
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> * Information visualization techniques for biological networks and
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> integrated biological systems.
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> * Application of machine learning in the mining of very large
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> dimensional data such as microarray and mass-spectrometry data.
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> * Computational methods that model cellular mechanisms, the protein
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> machine, pathways, and regulatory networks.
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> * Algorithms for processing and interpreting large-scale mass-
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> spectrometry data
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> * Comparative genomics and genome dynamics (i.e., evolution of whole
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> genomes, e.g., by translocations, reversals, duplications, etc.)
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> Modeling of small molecule ligand binding to proteins.
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> * An informatics technique, strategy, and tool that combine multiple
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> types of data.
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> * Investigation of genome, transcriptome, proteome, or metabolome
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> data, using multiple computational techniques, strategies, and
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> tools.
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> * High-performance systems engineering ideas and strategies using
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> concepts learned from bioinformatics.
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> * Significant biological discoveries using a consistent suite of
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> investigative tools.
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> * Other novel bioinformatics topics in life sciences may also be
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> considered, as long as the topics contribute to the expansion of a
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> system-scale understanding of biological processes and/or the
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> creation of practical informatics solutions for real-world life
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> science problems.
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> Important Dates:
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> ==============Paper submission due:
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>  April 30, 2005
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> Acceptance notification:
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>  July 1, 2005
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> Camera-ready due:
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>  July 30, 2005
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> Conference:
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> ===========
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>  November 2-5, 2005
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> Instructions for Paper Submission:
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> ================================All papers should represent original and previously
> unpublished
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> works that are currently not under review in any conference or
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> journal. Both basic and applied research papers are welcome.
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> Submissions should include an abstract, key words, the e-mail
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> address of the corresponding author, and must not exceed 15 pages,
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> including tables and figures, in PDF format. Please send your
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> submission to: bioin at cs.iupui.edu .
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> All enquiries and questions should be directed to the Workshop
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> Chairs. Additional details are available at the Workshop home page
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> at http://www.cs.iupui.edu/~bioin/bioinformatics05/and at the
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> conference home page at http://keysoftlab.nju.edu.cn/ispa2005/
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> Workshop Chairs:
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> =============Mathew Palakal
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> Department of Computer & Information Science
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> Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis , USA
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> mpalakal at cs.iupui.edu
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> Jake Chen
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> School of Informatics/Computer Science
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> Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis , USA
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> jakechen at iupui.edu
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> Zongben Xu
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> Xian Jiaotong University, China
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> zbxu at mail.xjtu.edu.cn
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