VCU Bioinformatics and Bioengineering Summer Institute

News and Events VCU BBSI Opening Symposium 2004
Monday, June 7, Engineering Room 103
Program

Presenter	Time	Title
	8:45 am	* BAGELS etc *
Tom Huff	9:15 am	Greetings
Greg Buck	9:20 am	Systems Biology: What is it? And why apply it to microbial systems?
Ping Xu	9:30 am	Genome Wide Transcript Profiling of Kinetoplastids
Jason Rife Glen Kellogg	9:45 am	Combating Antibiotic Resistance: The Computational Design of Erm Inhibitors
Jeff Elhai	10:00 am	A natural programming language to study repeated DNA sequences
Peng-Wie Hsia	10:15 am	Development of High Precision Dominant Frequency Mapping in Isolated Heart Model
	10:30 am	* BREAK *
Paul Fawcett	10:45 am	Mechanism of host responses to intracellular pathogens
Michael Miles	11:00 am	Genes to behavior and back again: Using genomics, genetics, and bioinformatics to study mechanisms of brain responses to drugs of abuse
Zhongming Zhao	11:15 am	Genome-Wide Analysis of Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) Data
Gary Bowlin	11:30 am	Electrospinning Micro- to Nano-scale Fibrous Tissue Engineering Scaffolds
Jennifer Wayne	11:45 am	Cartilage Repair and Computational Modeling
	12:00 pm	* LUNCH *
Jerry Miller	1:30 pm	Speech recognition
Paul Ratz John Speich	1:45 pm	Regulation of Smooth Muscle Mechanical Adaptation
Scott Taylor Tony Guiseppe-Elie	2:00 pm	DNA microarrays for grade and stage classification of primary brain tumors
Kellie Archer	2:15 pm	Statistical methods for the analysis of microarray data
	2:30 pm	* BREAK *
Tarynn Witten	2:45 pm	Computational and mathematical algorithms and modeling in molecular biology, genetics, and biomedical engineering
Don Shillady	3:00 pm	Molecular structure of the HIV-1 protease
Pete Lum	3:15 pm	Devices to assist rehabilitation of movement following neurological injury
	3:45 pm	* VOLLEY BALL (Monroe Park) *

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