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Awards Presented at ISMB 2003
The ISMB 2003
program committee, chaired by Gene Myers, professor of electrical
engineering and computer sciences at the University of California,
Berkeley, chose the finalists for this year's SGI Best Paper and
Best Student Paper awards. The winners in both categories were selected
at ISMB 2003. This year’s winners include:
- Best student
paper: Discovering Molecular Pathways from Protein Interaction
and Gene Expression Data. Eran Segal, Haidong Wang, and Daphne
Koller.
- Best paper:
Discovery of Transcriptional Modules from DNA Sequence and
Gene Expression. Eran Segal, Roman Yelensky, and Daphne Koller.
- Best runner
up paper: A Probabilistic Method to Detect Regulatory Modules.
Saurabh Sinha, Erik van Nimwegen, and Eric Siggia.
Ten posters—from
a pool of hundreds—were selected to receive 2003 SGI Poster honors.
ISMB delegates selected the best poster winners. The winners selected
were:
- Domain-Domain
Correlations in Yeast Protein Complexes. Doron Betel and Christopher
W.V. Hogue.
- GOstat:
Find Statistically Overrepresented Gene. Tim Beissbarth and
Terry Speed.
- Efficiently
Finding Regulatory Elements using Correlation with Gene Expression.
Hideo Bannai, Shunsuke Inenaga, Ayumi Shinohara, Masayuki Takeda,
and Satoru Miyano.
- Melbourne
Brain Genome Project. Seong-Seng Tan, Lavinia Hyde, Masters
C, Gunnersen J, Kenshole B, Job C, Augustine C, Boon W-M, Brown
M, and Scott HS.
- Identification
of Putative Transcription Factor Binding Sites Conserved Across
Orthologous Human, Mouse and Rat Sequences. Alex Gouth, Tim
Beissbarth, Joelle Michaud, Catherine Carmichael, Matthew Ritchie,
Gordon.
- Identification
of Putative Insulin Binding Motifs of the Insulin Receptor.
Steve Bottomley, Jessica Mitchell, Brian Plewright, and Erik Helmerhorst.
- Prediction
of a Full Length Gene from Partial Sequence. Chung, Myungguen,
Cho, Sooyoung, Ban, Hyojeong; Kim, Hyun, and Lee Youngseek.
- PSORT-B:
A Web-based Tool for Bacterial Subcellular Localization Prediction.
Jennifer L. Gardy, Cory A. Spencer, and Fiona S.L. Brinkman.
- Genomics
of Vertebrate Splicing Regulatory Elements. Gene Yeo, Shawn
Hoon, and Chris Burge.
- A DNA-Based
Theorem Proving by Resolution Refutation. Ji-Yoon Park, In-Hee
Lee, Young-Gyu Chai, and Byoung-Tak Zhang.
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