2nd Conference on MODELING OF PROTEIN INTERACTIONS IN GENOMES
June 27-30, 2003, Stony Brook, NY
*** CALL FOR PAPERS ***
The conference focuses on computational procedures for reconstruction
and study of the network of connections between proteins in genomes.
The sponsors are: National Science Foundation and State University of
New York at Stony Brook.
The conference is organized by Ilya Vakser (SUNY Stony Brook) and Sandor
Vajda (Boston University).
PROGRAM topics:
PROTEIN-PROTEIN DOCKING
(structure prediction and binding simulation)
ENERGETICS AND PROTEIN STRUCTURE-FUNCTION RELATIONSHIPS
(energy landscapes, stability of complexes, functional assignment of
protein structures, binding site prediction)
MACROMOLECULAR ASSEMBLIES AND MEMBRANE PROTEINS
IDENTIFICATION OF INTERACTIONS AND PATHWAYS
DISCUSSION: New directions at CAPRI and further developments
Tentative (incomplete) list of speakers:
Ruben Abagyan, Scripps Institute
David Baker, University of Washington
Carlos Camacho, Boston University
Adam Godzik, Burnham Institute
Barry Honig, Columbia University
Joel Janin, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Robert Jernigan, Iowa State University
Olivier Lichtarge, Baylor College of Medicine
Garland Marshall, Washington University
Sergei Maslov, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Andrew McCammon, University of California San Diego
John Moult, CARB, University of Maryland
Ruth Nussinov, National Cancer Institute
Arthur Olson, Scripps Institute
Jeffrey Skolnick, University at Buffalo
Michael Sternberg, Imperial College London
Lynn Ten Eyck, San Diego Supercomputer Center
Andrei Tovchigrechko, SUNY Stony Brook
Harel Weinstein, Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Zhiping Weng, Boston University
Shoshana Wodak, University Libre de Bruxelles
Peter Wolynes, University of California San Diego
Willy Wriggers, University of Texas Health Science Center
(additional speakers will be selected based on participants
applications)
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PARTICIPATION
The number of participants is limited to 100. In selecting participants,
the preference will be given to those who would have a presentation on
the subject of the conference. If you would like to attend the
conference, please submit a request as soon as possible, by e-mail only,
to Ilya Vakser (vakser at ams.stonybrook.edu) or Sandor Vajda
(vajda at enga.bu.edu). Include a brief (a few sentences) description of
your research, your full affiliation, position (faculty, postdoc,
student, etc.), address (email and regular), and the day-time phone
number. If you would like to give a talk or present a poster, please
include a half-page abstract. We will start contacting prospective
participants after April 27 to let them know whether their application
is accepted. If your application is accepted, we will communicate with
you regarding the details of registration, accommodation, and travel.
The early registration fee for the participants of the conference will
be $250 ($150 for postdocs and students). Limited funds are available to
support the participation of postdocs and students. The postdocs and
students, who wish to be considered for the financial assistance, should
indicate this in their application. The assistance will be provided in
the form of reimbursement of travel expenses, after the conference.
The details of the conference will be posted at the conference web site,
http://reco3.ams.stonybrook.edu/conference2003, which will be regularly
updated.
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