[CPM-SPIRE-L] StringBio 2018: 1st Call for Participation & Abstracts
Solon P Pissis
solon.pissis at kcl.ac.uk
Sun Sep 2 08:32:09 PDT 2018
*1st CALL FOR PARTICIPATION*
StringBio 2018
International Workshop on String Algorithms in Bioinformatics
October 25 - 27, 2018. Orlando, FL, USA
http://www.cs.ucf.edu/stringbio2018/index.html
*We are inviting students to submit abstracts to be considered for 15-20
minute oral presentations.*
Registration deadline: October 1, 2018 (NO registration fee)
A few travel grants may be available for students upon approval of NSF
support.
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LOCATION
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StringBio will take place at Harris Corporation Engineering Center,
University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL.
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SCOPE
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Analyses of biomolecular sequence data, in particular, of data generated
by high-throughput next-generation sequencing technologies, continue to
be a rich source of new theoretical challenges for the string algorithms
research community and necessitate researchers to re-engineer already
well-established solutions to cope with big data issues. Consequently,
string algorithms and related data structures are gaining an
ever-increasing interest as they form the backbone of many current data
processing tools in genomics. Focused solely on string algorithms in
bioinformatics, StringBio primarily aims to bring together researchers,
practitioners, and students, with a different format that is composed of
short tutorials and research talks. The concise tutorials to be given by
experienced researchers on foundations of string processing will cover
related algorithms and data structures from standard to advanced levels.
These tutorials aim to help students and computer science researchers
who would like to make a quick start on bioinformatics challenges by
addressing the basic building blocks and the current state-of-the-art.
Different from standard conference presentations of already achieved
progress, the research talks by experts in StringBio will describe
current and ongoing research studies, which the attendees can join by
expressing their interests. The talks are expected to provide an
excellent opportunity, particularly for the beginners in the path to
their first publications.
We are inviting students to submit abstracts to be considered for 15-20
minute oral presentations. Abstracts must be submitted by October 1 via
sending an e-mail to stringbio at gmail.com.
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
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- Srinivas Aluru, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Martin Farach-Colton, Rutgers University
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PROGRAMME
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The programme will consist of two keynote lectures, a series of
tutorials on string algorithms and their applications in bioinformatics
given by experienced researchers, and a number of oral presentations
given by students.
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ORGANIZATION TEAM
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General Chairs
Sharma V. Thankachan - University of Central Florida, Orlando
Shibu Yooseph - University of Central Florida, Orlando
Workshop Chairs
Christina Boucher - University of Florida Gainesville
Solon P. Pissis - Kings College London, UK
Oguzhan Kulekci - Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
Publicity Chairs
Alan Kuhnle - University of Florida Gainesville
Ritu Kundu - King's College London
Local Arrangement Chairs
Sumit Kumar Jha - University of Central Florida
Webmasters
Zigeng Wang - University of Connecticut
Daniel Gibney - University of Central Florida
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Solon P. Pissis
Senior Lecturer in Computer Science
Algorithms and Data Analysis group
Department of Informatics
King's College London
Bush House, Strand Campus, 30 Aldwych
London WC2B 4BG, UK
Tel: +44 (0)20 7848 1807 (Office)
+44 (0)7964 558764 (Mobile)
Skype: solonas13
Email: solon.pissis at kcl.ac.uk
WWW: https://nms.kcl.ac.uk/solon.pissis/
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