First RECOMB Satellite Workshop on Computational Cancer Biology
KEY DATES
Paper submission deadline Expired
Abstract submission deadline July 16, 2007
Poster submission deadline August 17, 2007
Early registration deadline (early rate) August 17, 2007
Online registration deadline (late rate) September 7, 2007
On-site registration (late rate) Available at
conference
Workshop September 18-20, 2007
THEME AND SCOPE
Cancer biology is undergoing a revolution driven by the application of
high-throughput techniques such as genome sequencing, comparative
genomic hybridization, expression microarrays, miRNA profiling, and
mass spectrometry to tumor samples. These techniques give rise to large
collections of data that are impacting both basic cancer biology as well
as clinical applications. Cancer is disease of tremendous complexity,
and thus the analysis and interpretation of this data demands
sophisticated, specialized computational methods.
This workshop brings together leading researchers in the mathematical,
computational and life sciences to discuss cutting edge cancer
research. The emphasis of all contributed work will be on applying
statistical and algorithmic approaches to improve our understanding of
cancer and on the development of useful, effective and efficient new
methods in this area.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to
* Gene and protein expression data analysis in cancer
* Analysis of copy number variation
* Statistical genetics of cancer
* Biomarkers & cancer signatures
* Models of cancer progression or development
* The role of miRNA and small RNAs in cancer
* Inference of cancer networks e.g. signaling networks
* Integrative approaches to understanding cancer
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS AND POSTERS
Abstracts containing original and unpublished material will be
considered for oral presentation. Abstracts are limited to one
page and must be submitted electronically in PDF format via the EasyChair system
(on the conference website). To be considered for oral presentaion,
submissions must be received in electronic form by 11:59 p.m. PDT (San
Diego local time) on July 16, 2007. Abstracts for poster presentation
only will be accepted until August 17, 2007.
Selection of abstracts for oral and poster presentation will be made by
the program committee.
Address any questions to the program committee chairs:
Ben Raphael (braphael [at] brown [dot] edu)
Mike Hallett (hallett [at] mcb [dot] mcgill [dot] ca).
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Donna Albertson (University of California, San Francisco)
Anne-Lise Børresen-Dale (Norwegian Radium Hospital)
Colin Collins (University of California, San Francisco)
Paul Meltzer (NHGRI, National Institutes of Health)
Paul Spellman (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
Richard Wilson (Washington University, St. Louis)
Barbara J. Trask (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center)
Joint Keynote presentation with RECOMB Comparative Genomics 2007
- Sponsored by Morrison & Foerster, LLP.
REGISTRATION
Registration is now available at the conference website:
http://casb.ucsd.edu/recombccb07
Deadline for discount early registration rates: August 17.
There is a 20% discount if you register for both RECOMB Satellite
Workshops RECOMB-CCB and RECOMB-CG, which will be held consecutively
at the same location. See the website for full pricing information.
TRAVEL AWARDS
1. A limited number of travel awards are available for participants
from other University of California campuses (besides UCSD).
2. A small number of travel awards are available for participants who are students or postdocs from outside San Diego.
Paper submission deadline Expired
Abstract submission deadline July 16, 2007
Poster submission deadline August 17, 2007
Early registration deadline (early rate) August 17, 2007
Online registration deadline (late rate) September 7, 2007
On-site registration (late rate) Available at
conference
Workshop September 18-20, 2007
THEME AND SCOPE
Cancer biology is undergoing a revolution driven by the application of
high-throughput techniques such as genome sequencing, comparative
genomic hybridization, expression microarrays, miRNA profiling, and
mass spectrometry to tumor samples. These techniques give rise to large
collections of data that are impacting both basic cancer biology as well
as clinical applications. Cancer is disease of tremendous complexity,
and thus the analysis and interpretation of this data demands
sophisticated, specialized computational methods.
This workshop brings together leading researchers in the mathematical,
computational and life sciences to discuss cutting edge cancer
research. The emphasis of all contributed work will be on applying
statistical and algorithmic approaches to improve our understanding of
cancer and on the development of useful, effective and efficient new
methods in this area.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to
* Gene and protein expression data analysis in cancer
* Analysis of copy number variation
* Statistical genetics of cancer
* Biomarkers & cancer signatures
* Models of cancer progression or development
* The role of miRNA and small RNAs in cancer
* Inference of cancer networks e.g. signaling networks
* Integrative approaches to understanding cancer
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS AND POSTERS
Abstracts containing original and unpublished material will be
considered for oral presentation. Abstracts are limited to one
page and must be submitted electronically in PDF format via the EasyChair system
(on the conference website). To be considered for oral presentaion,
submissions must be received in electronic form by 11:59 p.m. PDT (San
Diego local time) on July 16, 2007. Abstracts for poster presentation
only will be accepted until August 17, 2007.
Selection of abstracts for oral and poster presentation will be made by
the program committee.
Address any questions to the program committee chairs:
Ben Raphael (braphael [at] brown [dot] edu)
Mike Hallett (hallett [at] mcb [dot] mcgill [dot] ca).
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Donna Albertson (University of California, San Francisco)
Anne-Lise Børresen-Dale (Norwegian Radium Hospital)
Colin Collins (University of California, San Francisco)
Paul Meltzer (NHGRI, National Institutes of Health)
Paul Spellman (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
Richard Wilson (Washington University, St. Louis)
Barbara J. Trask (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center)
Joint Keynote presentation with RECOMB Comparative Genomics 2007
- Sponsored by Morrison & Foerster, LLP.
REGISTRATION
Registration is now available at the conference website:
http://casb.ucsd.edu/recombccb07
Deadline for discount early registration rates: August 17.
There is a 20% discount if you register for both RECOMB Satellite
Workshops RECOMB-CCB and RECOMB-CG, which will be held consecutively
at the same location. See the website for full pricing information.
TRAVEL AWARDS
1. A limited number of travel awards are available for participants
from other University of California campuses (besides UCSD).
2. A small number of travel awards are available for participants who are students or postdocs from outside San Diego.