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Article #84Bioinformatics Supergroup meeting
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Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 17:26
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From rob@spot.colorado.edu Tue Sep 17 15:04:56 2002 Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2002 15:04:53 -0600 (MDT) From: Rob Knight <rob@spot.colorado.edu> To: Deborah.Aguiar@colorado.edu, <heather.sickels@colorado.edu>, <janis@colorado.edu>, <kellum@spot.colorado.edu>, <mable.stewart@colorado.edu>, <marga@cs.colorado.edu>, <Marysia.Mycielski@colorado.edu>, <mtucker@psych.colorado.edu>, <vicki@cs.colorado.edu> Subject: Bioinformatics Supergroup re-starts this Monday Sep 23 -- schedule attached (fwd) MIME-Version: 1.0 Hi, Could you forward this announcement about the Bioinformatics Supergroup to your departmental mailing lists (faculty, postdocs, graduate students)? Thanks, Rob Knight MCDB ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2002 15:01:07 -0600 (MDT) From: Rob Knight <rob@spot.colorado.edu> To: mcdb-bioinfo@colorado.edu, mcdb-universe@colorado.edu Subject: Bioinformatics Supergroup re-starts this Monday Sep 23 -- schedule attached The first meeting for the Bioinformatics Supergroup this year will be this coming Monday, September 23, 5 to 6:30 pm in Humanities 150. More details, and a map, can be found here: http://bayes.colorado.edu/bioinfo/ To sign up for the Bioinformatics mailing list, send mail with the message: subscribe mcdb-bioinfo YOUR_NAME to listproc@lists.colorado.edu. This year, the Supergroup will provide a mixture of research talks and demonstrations of bioinformatics techniques. The room is wired for Ethernet, so bring your laptop and follow along! The goal is to provide more communication among labs about useful tools, and to make them accessible to researchers who are just getting into the field. At Monday's meeting, there will be announcements from James Meiss (APPM) about the new Dual Masters Program in Bioinformatics and from Jason Carnes (MCDB) about the MCDB Graduate Student Symposium, which will focus on genomics this year. Ryan Gill (CHEM E) will talk about the equipment now available through the Microarry Core Facility, and I will talk about inexpensive and/or free tools for visualizing and mining genomic data. A preliminary schedule for the year is attached below. Refreshments will be provided through the Signal Transduction and Genetics training grants, thanks to Natalie Ahn (CHEM) and Bill Wood (MCDB). Hope to see you there! Rob Knight MCDB Bioinformatics Supergroup Schedule 2002/2003 Sep 23 Introduction James Meiss (APPM) The APPM/MCDB Dual Masters Program in Bioinformatics Jason Carnes (Yarus Lab, MCDB) The MCDB Graduate Symposium: Genomics Ryan Gill (CHEM E) The CU Boulder Microarray Facility Rob Knight (Yarus Lab, MCDB) Free Tools for Mining and Visualizing Genomic Data Oct 7 Databases: Demonstration Rick Osborne (CS) Why You Should Use a Real DBMS for Bioinformatics: A Gentle and Quick Tour of MySQL Alex Mendoza (Resing Lab, CHEM) Database Management in Shotgun Proteomics Oct 21 Databases: Research Marissa Ehringer (IBG) The Study of Candidate Genes in Mouse and Man: Using the Human Genomics Resources Erik Schultes (Whitehead Institute, MIT) Inferring universal rules for RNA structure from the SELEX database Nov 4 Molecular Structure: Demonstration Amanda Birmingham (Yarus lab, MCDB) BayesFold: Combining multiple forms of data to estimate RNA secondary structure from a multiple sequence alignment Jason Carnes (Yarus Lab, MCDB) Using 3d structure visualization software Dec 2 Molecular Structure: Research Richard Byrd (CS) [computational protein folding] Rob Markel (Yarus lab, MCDB) Energy and informational effects on RNA motif stability Jan 27 Sequence Comparisons: Demonstration Karen Meyer-Arendt (Resing Lab, CHEM) [Sequence identification for proteomics] Andrew Martin (EPOB) Feb 10 Sequence Comparisons: Research Susan Perkins (EPOB) The Evolution of rRNA Genes in Malaria Parasites Shelley Copley (MCDB) Feb 24 Genomics: Demonstration Elizabeth White (Osborne Lab, CS) Cathy Lozupone (Yarus lab) Mar 10 Genomics: Research Noboru Sueoka (MCDB) Evolution of DNA Base Composition Katheleen Gardiner (UCHSC) [Analysis and annotation of human genomic sequences] Apr 7 Gene Expression: Demonstration [Resing Lab, CHEM] [Mass spec tools/techniques] Ryan Gill (CHEM E) [Microarray tools/techniques] Apr 28 Gene Expression: Research [Ahn Lab, CHEM] [Mass spec applications] Larry Hunter (UCHSC) Computational Systems for Gene Expression Microarray Analysis and Interpretation
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