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Computational Methods for RNA 2014
United States - MA - Chestnut Hill

Hosted by: Boston College, Clote Lab
Venue: Summer school on RNA
Dates: Jul 06, 2014 through Jul 10, 2014

Call for Posters: 2014-04-01 through 2014-06-06
Event Registration: 2014-04-01 through 2014-06-20
 
Description
 
NSF-Supported Summer School in Computational Biology:
Computational Methods for RNA 2014

Boston, USA, July 6-10, 2014

Web Site: http://rna.bc.edu
Contacts: clote@bc.edu; dotu@bc.edu

*Application Deadline: June 20 2014*

Registration fees will be $100 per person. The registration portal is made available at http://rna.bc.edu
through CashNet, officially managed by Boston College. The number of spots available is limited,
so please register quickly!


*About*

The objective of this summer school is to provide an overview of the
biology/chemistry and computational methods related to RNA, with focus on synthetic biology.

The summer school is principally intended for students and researchers from areas related to
Bioinformatics / Computational Biology, Computer Science, Physics, Applied Math, or related field,
having an interest in RNA and Synthetic Biology research. The summer school will last 5 days,
July 6-10, 2014, each day consisting of a morning lecture (3 hours) and an afternoon invited talk (2 hours).
The first day of the 5-day summer school will consist of remedial tutorials on biology/chemistry and computer
science, to improve integration of graduate students and postdocs from both the life sciences or
computational sciences. Lectures on the remaining four days will focus on current topics in RNA and
Synthetic Biology. Participants will also have the chance to present their results
(Posters) and to interact with their peers.

*Venue*

The summer school will be held at Boston College, in Chestnut Hill, MA. Boston College is located in a
residential area about 5 miles west of downtown Boston, reachable by the subway (MBTA GREEN B line).

*List of Speakers*

- Michelle Meyer, Boston College.
- Encarnacion Martinez-Salas, CBM-SO.
- Ivan Dotu, UPC.
- Sergio Alvarez, Boston College.
- Peter Clote, Boston College.
- Peter Stadler, Universität Leipzig.
- Pierre Baldi, University of California in Irvine.
- Elena Rivas, Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
- Jacquin C. Niles, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
- James Collins, Boston University.
- Kourosh Zarringhalam, University of Massachusetts Boston.
- Knut Reinert, Freie Universität Berlin.

*Organizers*

- Peter Clote, Biology, Boston College (clote@bc.edu)
- Ivan Dotu, Computer Science, Universitat dePolitecnica de Catalunya and Biology, Boston College (dotu@bc.edu).
 
Additional Information
 
Event URL: http://rna.bc.edu
ISCB Member Discount: None
Contact Person: Peter Clote ([javascript protected email address])

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