Session
I: Information Mining & Knowledge
Representation (Chairman: M. Peitsch)
Manuel
Peitsch(Novartis)
Chairman's Introduction
10:00
Amos
Bairoch (Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics)
"Swiss-Prot: the
challenges of extracting and representing protein information"
10:30
Helmut
Grubmüller (MPI for Biophysical
Chemistry, Goettingen)
"Elaborate pores
and complex machines: nature's nanotechnology benchmarks"
11:00
Coffee Break
11:30
Jürgen
Klenk (Definiens)
"Handling
Complexity When Simulating Biological Systems"
12:00
Mark Demesmaeker
(Spotfire)
"Configurable
& Integrated Life Science Informatics: Putting Data to
Work"
12:30
Lunch
Break
Session
II: Chairman: Ernest Feytmans
Information Mining
& Knowledge Representation
14:00
Guido
Steiner
(Roche)
"Support Vector Machines for data classification of Microarray-Experiments"
14:30
Edward J. Oakeley (FMI)
"In silico analysis of eukaryotic promoters"
15:00
Hans-Peter
Fischer (Genedata)
"Towards Quantitative Biology: The Development of Integrated
Computational Systems to Understand Disease Pathways and to
Guide the Discovery of Novel Therapeutics"
15:30
Coffee Break
16:00
Joseph
Gut(Therastrat)
"ADRIS - A New in silico Approach to Collect, Store,
Mine, Simulate, and Visualize Pharmaco- and Toxicogenetic
Information Related to Severe Adverse Drug Reactions"
16:30
Alfonso
Valencia(CNB-CSIC, Madrid)
"Information
Extraction in Molecular Biology and Biomedicine."
17:30
Conference Dinner and Apero at the Life Sciences Village(Sponsored by IBM)
21:00 - late
Basel@Night
March
19, 2004
Session
III: Chairman: Torsten Schwede
Molecular Modeling
and Simulation
9:00
Alessandro
Curioni (IBM Research Zurich)
"From Data Mining to Biomolecular Simulations @ IBM Research"
9:30
Eric
Vangrevelinghe (Novartis)
"Applications of Virtual Screening using High-Throughput
Docking"
10:00
Frank-Peter
Theil(Roche)
"Pharmacokinetic modeling & Simulation – in drug
discovery and early drug development. Where do we stand?"
10:30
Eric
Fourmentin-Guilbert(Fondation Fourmentin-Guilbert)
"Simebac, a bacterial metabolism simulation"
10:45
Coffee Break
Session
IV: Chairman: n.n.
System
Modeling and Simulation
11:30
Erik
van Nimwegen(Biozentrum Basel) "Inferring Principles of Regulatory
Design from high-throughput biological data"
12:00
Frank
Desière(Nestlé)
"Bioinformatics applications for food and nutrition:
From genomes to biological systems"
12:30
Lunch
Break
14:00
Gabriel
Helmlinger(Novartis)
"Mechanistic Systems Biology Modeling Applied to the
Pre-Clinical Cardiac Safety Assessment of a Pharmaceutical
Compound: From Channels to Cells to Tissue"
14:30
Denis
Noble (Oxford University)
"Modelling repolarization and re-entrant arrhythmia"
15:00
Keynote
Lecture (sponsored by ROCHE):
Peter
Hunter(Auckland University, New
Zealand)
"Computational Physiology and the Physiome Project"
