KDDBHI 2014 - Workshop on Big Data Analytic Technology For Bioinformatics and Health Informatics (KDDBHI)

The emerging fusion of Bioinformatics and Health Informatics has promoted research in target drug, personalized medicine, clinical decision support and population health management, etc. and collaborations among researchers in bioinformatics and health informatics and clinicians as well as data scientists. It also demands big data analytics incorporating latest advancement in data mining, machine learning and statistical methodologies. It is worthwhile to hold this workshop to provide a platform for professionals, researchers, clinicians, and data scientists to share opinions and exchange ideas, so as to facilitate fusion of Bioinformatics and Health Informatics research and industry, and the improvement in the quality of people’s daily health and life activities as well as dig data analytics to support and promote such research activities.
List of Topics
Papers from all areas of computational intelligence, data mining, predictive model, statistical and machine learning with applications in Bioinformatics and Health Informatics are welcome. Authors are invited to submit their papers in the following topics, but not limited to these topics:
? Healthcare and healthcare delivery
? Healthcare policy research
? Healthcare outcomes research, monitoring and evaluation
? Health Analytics and Informatics
? Hospital Information System
? Electronic Medical Record and Electronic Health Record
? Population Health and Public Health Management
? Mobile Health and Sensor Applications
? Other areas related to healthcare
? Protein structure prediction
? Protein function analysis
? Drug design
? RNAseq and microarray gene expression data analysis
? Gene regulatory network construction
? Next-generation sequencing(NGS) analysis
? Functional Genomics
? Population, Evolution, and Comparative Genomics
? Transnational Bioinformatics
? Other areas related to proteomics and genomics
? Other related areas with applications in big data technology