Computational Aspects of Biological Information 2017

Registration and coffee service

Opening remarks

Jennifer Chayes, Microsoft

Biobanks Provide Unique Opportunities for Discovery and Translation: Data Integration across Phenome, Genome, and Transcriptome

Nancy Cox, Vanderbilt University

Probing Neural Function with Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

Polina Anikeeva, Massachusetts University

Coffee break

Building a New View of Transcriptome Variations

Rational development of drugs from the human microbiota

Bernat Olle, Vendata Biosciences, Inc.

Lunch

Poster session

One genome to rule them all, one genome to find them

Gill Bejerano, Stanford University

Using Large Scale Genomic Databases to Improve Disease Variant Interpretation

Daniel MacArthur, Broad Institute

Single cell genomics: tools for computational analysis with application to innate immune response to HIV-1 infection

Nir Yosef, Berkeley University

Coffee break / poster session

Genomic Approaches to Cancer

Todd Golub, Harvard University

Using the data, all the data; the case of the human microbiome

Susan Holmes, Stanford University

Project Premonition: Scaling up pathogen surveillance

Jonathan Carlson, Microsoft

Closing Remarks