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ISMB 2002
SGI Awards
ISCB is pleased
to announce the winners of this year’s ISMB Best Paper and
Best Poster Awards by SGI.
Pier Luigi Martelli took home best paper honors for “A sequence
profile based HMM for predicting and discriminating beta barrel
membrane proteins.” Co-authors included: Piero Fariselli, Anders
Krogh, and Rita Casadio.
Prior to ISMB, Martelli was selected as one of three finalists in
the best paper category. It was determined—by a subset of the
senior review committee—that Martelli should receive the award
for best paper based on his written paper and oral presentation
at ISMB.
Ten posters—from
a pool of over 500—were selected to receive Best Poster honors.
ISMB delegates selected the best poster winners. The winners selected
were:
- Using
Structure and Sequence Information for Predicting Transcription
Factor Binding Sites. Tommy Kaplan, Nir Friedman and Hanah
Margalit. The Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
- Automatic
Classification of Protein Structures Using Gauss Integrals. Peter
Røgen and Boris Fain. Department of Mathematics, Technical
University of Denmark, Denmark and Department of Structural Biology,
Stanford University.
- Mauve:
Multiple Genome Alignments.
Aaron Darling, Bob Mau, Frederick R. Blattner and Nicole T. Perna.
Departments of Computer Science, Animal Health, Biomedical Sciences,
Oncology and Genetics, University of Wisconsin-Madison. The first
two authors contributed equally to this work.
- Finding
Biological Themes in z-derived Gene Lists with EASE: the Expression
Analysis Systematic Explorer. Douglas
A. Hosack and Richard A. Lempicki. Laboratory of Immunopathogenesis
and Bioinformatics, SAIC Frederick.
- From RegulonDB
to a Multigenomic Microbial Database of Operon Organization and
Gene Regulation. Salgado H, Sanchez-Solano F, Diaz-Peredo
E, Gama-Castro S, Garcia-Alonso D, Perez-Rueda E, Jimenez-Jacinto
V, Medrano-Soto A, Moreno-Hagelsieb G and Collado-Vides J. Nitrogen
Fixation Research Center, Av. Universidad, Cuernavaca, Morelos.
- Modeling
Genetic Regulatory Networks Using Dynamic Bayesian Networks.
Y. Zeng, R. Khan, J. Garcia-Frias and G. Gao. Department of Electrical
and Computer Engineering, University of Delaware.
- Expert-system
based annotation strategies using GenDB, an open source genome
annotation system. Alice
McHardy, Jan Kleinluetzum and Folker Meyer. Center for Genome
Research, Bielefeld University
- G-language
Genome Analysis Environment. Kazuharu
Arakawa, Koya Mori, and Masaru Tomita. Institute for Advanced
Biosciences, Keio University, Department of Environmental Information
and Graduate School of Media and Governance.
- A High
Throughput Pipeline for Validating Novel Splice Variants Discovered
Using Whole-Genome Junction Arrays. Patrick Loerch, Chris
Armour, Phil-Garrett-Engele, Ralph Santos, Zhengyan Kan, Jason
Johnson and Daniel Shoemaker. Rosetta Inpharmatics.
- Atomic
Reconstruction of Metabolism. Masanori
Arita. Computational Biology Research Center, Koto-ku Aomi, Tokyo.
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