Bioinformatics Colloquium
Spring 2004 Schedule
The Colloquium meets on Tuesdays at 4:30 pm in the Verizon Auditorium in
building PW1,
on the Prince William Campus.
Refreshments are served at 4:00 pm.
Click here for directions.
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Jan 20
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Modeling the Calcium-dependent Activation of T-lymphocytes
Saleet Jafri,
GMU
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Feb 3
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Very High Speed, High Volume Sequence Matching
Jason Kinser,
GMU
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Feb 10
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Computational Analysis of Protein Structure
Iosif Vaisman,
GMU
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Feb 17
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No seminar
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Feb 24
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Latent Class Discovery During Discriminant Analysis
Jeff Solka,
GMU
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Mar 2
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Applications of Genetic Algorithms in Bioinformatics
John Grefenstette,
GMU
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Mar 9
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Spring Break (no seminar)
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Mar 16
(PW2 Aud)
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Theoretical Studies of Light Harvesting Proteins
Ana Damjanovic,
Johns Hopkins University
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Mar 18 (THU)
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Continuum Electrostatics and Membrane Peptides/Proteins
Wonpil Im,
Scripps Research Institute
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Mar 23
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Engineering thermostability: Toward the design of highly stable
protein mutants that maintain function at standard conditions
Dennis Livesay,
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
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Mar 26 (FRI)
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Assembly of Alzheimer's Abeta_16-22 oligomers:
A molecular dynamics study
Dmitri Klimov,
University of Maryland
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Mar 30
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The Influences of Excitatory and Inhibitory Synaptic Connections on the
Patterns of Bursting in a Neuronal Network Model
Susan Yang,
Johns Hopkins
University School of Medicine,
NIH
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Apr 6
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Two New Tools for Analyzing and Understanding Gene
Expression Data
Karen Schlauch,
GMU
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Apr 8 (THU)
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Natural selection and self-organization
in the evolution of the human gene expression network
I. King Jordan,
NCBI
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Apr 13
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Predicting Cis-acting Regulatory Regions
Using Multi-species Alignments
Laura Elnitski,
Pennsylvania State University
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Apr 20
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New Tools for Comparative Functional Genomics
Cynthia Gibas,
Virginia Tech
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Apr 27
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Student Research Presentations
Bioinformatics Graduate Students, GMU
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George Mason University graduate students may enroll in the
Bioinformatics
Colloquium for credit,
using the course numbers are BINF 704 Sec 001.
Requirements and grading are described here.
The student evaluation form is
here.
Colloquium coordinator is John Grefenstette.
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