Bioinformatics Colloquium

The Colloquium meets on Tuesdays, at 4:30 pm in the Auditorium, Building PWII.
Directions to Prince William Campus.

Fall 2001 Schedule

Spring 2002 Schedule
 

Jan 29	Stephen Bryant Senior Investigator, Computational Biology Branch, NCBI, NIH A Conserved Domain Database
Feb 5	Alexander Tropsha Associate Director, Carolina Center for Genome Sciences, University of North Carolina  Computational Analysis of Proteins: From Structure to Sequence to Function
Feb 12	John Campbell Senior Group Leader, Database Development, Gene Logic Inc. Applying Data Warehouse Concepts to Gene Expression Data Managment
Feb 19 postponed	James Cassatt Director, Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, NIGMS, NIH Biology in the 21st Century -- A challenge for the funding agencies and the universities
Mar 5	Rida Moustafa, Ph.D. Department of Mathematical Sciences, Johns Hopkins University The Power Projection Method for Mining and Visualizing Multivariate Datasets
Mar 12	Spring recess (no seminar)
Mar 19	Frederick Schwarz, Ph.D. Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology/National Institute of Standards and Technology Energetics of the Initiation of Transcription in E. coli.
Apr 2	Curtis Jamison, Ph.D. George Mason University Merging Experimental and Clinical Data
Apr 9	Steven Salzberg, Ph.D. Senior Director of Bioinformatics, The Institute for Genomic Research Genome Archaeology: Discoveries from Computational Analyses of Whole Genomes
Apr 16	Prem Yadav Director of Bioinformatics, American Type Culture Collection Structure-Function Analysis of HIV-1 RT: Implications in Structure-Based Drug Design
Apr 23 postponed	Fatah Kashanchi Associate Professor, George Washington University Microarray and Proteomic approach in viral infections.
Apr 30	Victor Zhurkin, Ph.D. National Cancer Institute, NIH DNA Sequence-Dependent Deformability and Formation of Regulatory Loops: Gal-operone in E. coli and p53-DNA Complex in H. sapiens
May 7	James Cassatt Director, Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, NIGMS, NIH Biology in the 21st Century -- A challenge for the funding agencies and the universities
May 9	Weifan Zheng Eli Lilly and Company Computational Methods for Combinatorial Library Design
May 10	Leila Akhmadeeva, M.D., D.Sc. Ufa State Medical University TBA

George Mason University graduate students may enroll in the Bioinformatics Colloquium for credit .
For the Spring 2002 the course number is CSI 898 Sec 004.

Colloquium coordinator Iosif Vaisman (ivaisman@gmu.edu).