Thursday July 29th Friday July 30th
09:00:00 am Keynote: Wolfgang Huber:
Bioconductor Project
Martin Senger: slides
Life Sciences Identifiers. Finally?



09:30:00 am
Peter Rice: slides
EMBOSS



10:00:00 am Chris Mungall: slides
BioMake
Peter van Heusden: slides
Software Validation



10:30:00 am Coffee
Arek Kasprzyk:
BioMart
Coffee:
Annotation Database Presentations:


Lincoln Stein: slides
GMOD
11:00:00 am Toshiaki Katayama: slides
BioRuby + KEGG API + KEGG DAS
Ewan Birney:
Ensembl


Steve Fischer:
GUS
11:30:00 am Levinson, Gene (NIH/NCI): slides
caBIOperl
James Gilbert: slides
The Otter Annotation System



12:00:00 pm Lunch Lunch









01:00:00 pm Lincoln Stein: slides
Semantic MOBY
Michel Dumontier: slides
NCBI C++ Toolkit




Thomas Down:
BioJava
Henning Hermjakob: slides
The PSI MI standard



02:00:00 pm Lightning talks and Demos
Lightning talks

Darin London:
MartShell – A Commandline, Interactive Shell interface to BioMart
Lawrence Lau:
Open Source Software Funding Mechanisms: Promises and Pitfalls

Frank Gibbons: slides
BioGraphNet, A Distributed Forum for Heterogeneous Biological Networks
Craig Melsopp: slides
Ensj Library

Matthew Pocock: slides
BioJava Version 2
Rob Clack: slides
ZMap: Annotaing Genomic Data from Various Sources

Brook G. Milligan:
Multiplatform Scientific Computing Environment
Kazuharu Arakawa: slides
G-language Genome Analysis Environment

Chad Matsalla: slides
Model Centric Architecture
Siu-wai Leung: slides
Bio# (Bio-Sharp)

Michael Watson: slides
Systems Biology Integration
Bob Freeman:
Magic Tools: A Suite of Programs to Aid in Gene Discovery and Expression Analysis via EST/Genome Sequencing and Microarray Analysis
03:00:00 pm Coffee:
Lightning talks and Demos
Coffee:
Lightning talks and Demos

Matthew Pocock: slides
Taverna: Workflow Enactor for Bioinformatics
Brian O'Connor:
Turnkey, A Generic Data Visualization Tool

Rasmus Fogh:
Data Modeling, Automatic Code Generation, and a Data Standard for Structural Biology
Hidemasa Bono: slides
SayaMatcher

Francois Pepin: slides
BIAS: Bioinformatics Integrated Application Software
Karsten Hokamp:
ArrayPipe and ProbeLynx - Joining Forces for Improved Microarray Analysis

Jennifer Gardy: slides
PSORT-B: An open-source meta-analysis tool for protein localization prediction.
Chris Zmasek:
Development of an XML for Describing annotated Phylogenetic Trees

Chris Mungall: slides
BioStag: A SQL Template Resource for Bioinformatics Databases
Mark Poolman:
Metabolic Modelling of 'Omic-Scale Systems

Marc Dumontier:
Biomolecular Interaction Network Database (BIND)
Michael Hoffman: slides
Poly: rapid development of embarrassingly parallelizable applications

04:00:00 pm Mark Hoebeke: slides
Exploring genomes and analysis results with MuGeN
Richard Smith: slides
InterMine: generic object integration and warehousing


Angela Baldo: slides
Using the SEAN package to predict SNPs in tomatoes
Subrata Bose:
Use of AI for Bioinformatics knowledge discovery





Ian Donaldson: slides
SeqHound: a bioinformatics programming platform













05:00:00 pm BOFs BOFs

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