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Now for ISMB 2002: www.ismb02.org/regis.htm
ISMB 2002
Registration Now Open
Save US$100 by registering by June 28, 2002. Note: previous ISMB
conferences have sold out one week after the early registration
date.
Registration
Fees
The conference fees include all scientific sessions, poster session,
exhibit hall entrance, breakfasts, lunches, receptions, and one
copy of the ISMB 2002 proceedings.
On or Before
June 28, 2002
Academia: US$415 (ISCB members)
US$480 (Non-ISCB members)
Student: US$300 (ISCB members)
US$350 (Non-ISCB members)
Corporate: US$650 (ISCB members)
US$715 (Non-ISCB members)
After June 28, 2002
Academia: US$515 (ISCB members)
US$580 (Non-ISCB members)
Student: US$400 (ISCB members)
US$450 (Non-ISCB members)
Corporate: US$750 (ISCB members)
US$815 (Non-ISCB members)
ISMB Registration
Phone: +1-847-518-1708
Fax: +1-847-518-0735
Tutorial
Sessions (August 3, 2002)
Individuals may register for one or two optional tutorials. There
will be maximum seven (7) concurrent sessions in the morning and
eight (8) maximum concurrent sessions in the afternoon. Please note:
Tutorials may only accommodate a limited number of participants,
consequently, some tutorials may sell out. It is recommended that
participants sign up as soon as possible.
Price for one
tutorial: US$85
Price for two tutorials: US$130
For more information
about the ISMB 2002 tutorials, visit www.ismb02.org/tutorial.htm.
Morning Tutorials
(8:30-12:30)
- Introduction
to Perl Programming for Bioinformatics. Instructor: James Tisdall
- Introduction
to Computational Sequence Analysis. Instructor: Frédérique
Galisson
- Molecular
Modeling: Building a 3-D Protein Structure from Its Sequence.
Instructor: Shoba Ranganathan
- DNA Microarrays
and Gene Regulation. Instructor: Pierre Baldi
- Relational
Databases for Biologists. Instructors: Aaron Mackey and William
R. Pearson
- A Primer
on Metabolic Pathway Analysis. Instructor: Eberhard O. Voit
- Information
Extraction from Biomedical Literature. Instructor: Dietrich Schuhmann,
et. al.
Afternoon Tutorials
(13:30-17:30)
- Perl and
Bioperl: Tools for Automated Analysis of Biological Sequence Data.
Instructor: Peter Schattner
- Pattern Discovery
in Biosequences. Instructor: Stefano Lonardi
- Protein Classification
and Meta-organization. Methods for Global Organization of the
Protein Universe. Instructor: Golan Yona
- In silico
Analysis of Gene Regulatory Sequences. Towards Target Gene Identification.
Instructors: Alexander Kel and Edgar Wingender
- Functional
Genomics in 4 Hours: A Practical Guide to Creating Your Own High-Throughput
Pipeline. Instructors: Atul Butte and Isaac Kohane
- Heterogeneous
Data and Algorithm Integration in Bioinformatics. Instructors:
Barbara Eckman, Julia Rice, and William Swope
- Modelling
Biological Data in Hierarchies. Instructors: Graham Kemp and Peter
Gray
- Comparative
Genomics. Instructor: David Sankoff
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