The Next-generation
Computational Biology - With the advancement in next-generation
molecular technology in generating the high-throughput "omics" data,
life science has come to the era of "big data". To extract biological
knowledge from the data, and translate it into benefits for society
(e.g. better medicine and healthcare), novel and advanced computational
tools are needed for data analysis. CSBio 2016 would like to invite
researchers and industrial counterparts to meet at this event to
exchange ideas and stimulate research collaborations.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Adaptive computation in bioinformatics
Bio-data
visualization
Bio-inspired
computing
Biological network
reconstruction and analysis
Biomarker discovery
Disease
classification
DNA, RNA and protein
sequence analysis
Drug discovery and
validation
Epigenetics/epigenomics
Functional genomics
Gene expression
analysis
Medical and
biomedical informatics
Modeling and
simulation of biological processes, pathways, etc.
Molecular evolution
and phylogeny
Next-generation
sequencing
Parallel and
distributed computing for life science
Population genetics
Proteomics & other
omics
Protein folding
Translational
bioinformatics