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All rights reserved. | Introducing
the PLoS Track of Oral Presentations
A new and exciting feature of the ISMB 2006 conference
is the PLoS Track of Oral Presentations, sponsored by the Public
Library of Science and chaired by ISCB Vice President Barbara Bryant.
One-page abstract submissions are being accepted now through May
1 at pdbrs7.sdsc.edu:8080/ISMB2006/start.do.
For this new track we are seeking work that has
led to new biological results, and research that has advanced biomedicine.
We are also interested in novel methodologies, including new algorithms
and new kinds of biological data that are conducive to computational
analyses. Particularly encouraged are submissions on works that
are novel, that are applied, that are motivating to hear about and/or
expand the subject areas that computational biologists traditionally
have addressed.
Rigorous peer review of all submitted abstracts
will result in the selection of nearly 30 full length talks (25
minutes each). Featuring outstanding science which might not otherwise
be presented at ISMB, the PLoS Track will comprise at least one
quarter of all selected talks at the conference. This is a particularly
important addition to the scientific programming of ISMB 2006, potentially
impacting the evolution of this conference series for the long term
by attracting more biologists and featuring a focused track of specific
biological results and applications to the conference.
There will be no published papers associated with the PLoS Track
of Oral Presentations; however, abstracts will be included in the
ISMB Program book and available on the ISMB 2006 website. Some authors,
particularly in the biological sciences, may appreciate the opportunity
to present their recent work while reserving first publication for
another forum.
As the submission deadline is just days away, submit your abstract
today!
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