SPECIAL BIOINFORMATICS COLLOQUIUM
School of Computational Sciences
George Mason University

Graduate Student Research Presentation Day
Tuesday, April 27, 2004
3-6:15pm
Verizon Auditorium, PW1, Prince William Campus

Please join us for a series of talks and posters presented by students
in the GMU Bioinformatics Ph.D. and M.S. programs highlighting their
research projects.  Talks and posters will be presented in the Occoquan
Building (PW1) in the Verizon  Auditorium and in Room 110H adjacent to
the auditorium.

For directions, please see
http://www.binf.gmu.edu/colloq/directions.html

Session 1: 3:00-4:00 pm - Room 110H

Maxim Barenboim: "Laboratory Information Management Software for SNP
Detection Experiments"

Ewy Mathe: "Computational geometry approach to virtual mutagenesis"

Hrishi Deshmukh: "Do Biophysical parameters affect hybridization
kinetics on microarrays?"


Session 2: 4:00-4:30pm  - Poster Session - Room 110H

Guozhong Ma: "A Laboratory  Information Management System for SNP
Projects"

David Chapman: "Computational analysis of human adenoviruses for
phylogenetic relationships based on novel genomic data"

Qiao Jiang: "Comparison of ordered protein and protein containing
disordered regions: Statistical Geometry Approach"

Todd Taylor: "Graph theoretic properties of networks formed by the
Delancy tessellation of protein structures"


Session 3: 4:30-6:15 pm - Verizon Auditorium

Andrew Carr: "Computational approach to residue functional
classification in proteins"

Steven Cole: "Secondary Structure of Interleukin-2 mRNA Associated with
its CD28 Mediated Stabilization"

Nadim Alkharouf: "Functional Genomics of the Soybean-Cyst Nematode
Interaction"

Nila Banerjee: "Combinatorial Transcription Regulation: Insights from
Integration of Diverse Genomic Data"

Stephen Glanowski: "Computational Analysis of Mitochondrial Sequence
Diversity in Human and Mouse Shotgun Sequence Data"