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{ C O N T E N T S } Volume 8, Issue 3 Rost To Become Rocky'05 Bioinformatics Update on Call for 2006 New ISCB Membership
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Rocky ’05 Bioinformatics Conference - Set for Aspen, Colorado in December 2005
The meeting is designed to bring together computational bioscientists from the North American Rocky Mountain Region to share research results and build community among the region. A mix of invited lectures, discussions on topics of regional interest and short talks from many regional research groups as well as presentations from outside the region will make up the scientific program. While the conference is focused regionally, it will also be of interest to anyone outside the region who wishes to attend. We encourage those within and outside the region to participate in this conference and register before the early registration deadline to take advantage of early bird conference registration fees. The conference is organized by the University of Colorado Center for Computational Biology and chaired by Lawrence Hunter, Ph.D., Director, Computational Bioscience Program, University of Colorado School of Medicine and Stephen C. Billups, Ph.D., Director, University of Colorado Center for Computational Biology Keynote Speakers Asa Ben-Hur, Assistant Professor,
Department of Computer Science, Colorado State University
Past Attendee comments “Great meeting! I hope to attend next year and participate more extensively . I liked that the short talks weren't over-coordinated by topics. Well done. Thank You. " "Great conference, great location, good job." "Great group of people. I came here looking
for collaborators, grad students: I found "one-step removed"
colleagues working same problems, and so, defined collaborative
efforts during 5-minutes breaks and I found 3 possibilities as additions
to lab-team! I want to share information with colleagues who would
then be more likely to attend next time."
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