Computation and Data Analysis in Biology and Information Sciences

Fall 2004 - Spring 2005

Spring 2005 Schedule

	February 23	Reverse engineering of regulatory networks in human B cells Andrea Califano, Director of Columbia Genome Center, Department of Biomedical Informatics, Columbia University
	March 2	Computational approaches to detecting and understanding changes in chromosome structure Chad Myers, Computer Science, Princeton University
	March 9	Meta-Classifiers for Cancer Detection Gabriela Alexe, Institute for Advanced Study
	March 16	Spring Break
	March 23	Germline codon usage as an indicator of immune selection dynamics Uri Hershberg, Laboratory Medicine and Immunobiology, Yale University School of Medicine
	March 30	Regulatory Motifs in Cellular Networks Ravi Iyengar, Mount Sinai School of Medicine
	April 6	Modeling and clustering disease progression for correlation with genetic and demographic factors Robert Kingan, ProSanos
	April 13	Fast and systematic genome-wide discovery of regulatory elements using network-level conservation Olivier Elemento, Genomics Institute, Princeton University
	April 20	Data management and bioinformatics in the analysis of developing tissues Chris Bristow, Chemical Engineering, Princeton University
	April 27	Chains of statements about molecular interactions in biological publications Andrey Rzhetsky, Columbia Genome Center & Department of BioMedical Informatics, Columbia University

Fall 2004 Schedule

	September 22	Computational Challenges in Large-Scale Pathway Modeling Frank Tobin, GlaxoSmithKline
	October 6	Understanding the immune response through modeling and simulation Steven Kleinstein, Computer Science, Princeton University
	October 13	Docking methods in drug design V. Mohan, Consultant
	October 20	Optimal identification of complex molecular bionetworks Xiao-Jiang Feng, Chemistry, Princeton University
	November 3	Metabonomics: the challenge of modeling metabolic interactions, processes and diseases in complex organisms Elaine Holmes, Biological Chemistry, Imperial College
	November 10	Decisions, decisions: modeling the role of Min-protein oscillations in bacterial cell division site selection Kerwyn Huang, Molecular Biology, Princeton University
	November 17	There's no place like 'ome: Extracting meaning from high-dimensional datasets John Quackenbush, TIGR
	December 1	Predicting microRNA targets with High Precision Harlan Robins, Institute for Advanced Study
	December 8	Model-based analysis of microarray data: From Central Dogma to Omes Law Harmen Bussemaker, Columbia University

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