BSB 2013 - 2013 Symposium on: Bioinformatics and Systems Biology

Recent advances in cellular, molecular and systems biology, fueled by the development and proliferation of high-throughput screening technologies, have stimulated synergetic activities between a wide range of scientific disciplines. Processing and analyzing massive genomic data sets, along with the generally high complexity of genomic and proteomic structures and mechanisms, present challenges and opportunities for signal processing and high-dimensional statistics. The symposium on Bioinformatics and Systems Biology will provide a forum for presenting new results and identifying potential areas of collaboration across different scientific and engineering communities. The focus of the symposium will be on computational methods and engineering approaches to address problems in cellular, molecular and systems biology.
Submissions of at most 4 pages in two-column IEEE format are welcome on topics including:
High throughput sequencing data analysis
Big data analytics in genomics and proteomics
SNP/genotype/haplotype calling
Biomarker discovery
Modeling of disease dynamics
Drug screening and effectiveness prediction
Genetic network and pathway modeling and simulation
Dynamics and control of genetic regulatory networks
Functions of miRNA and non-coding RNAs