C3 2008

   C3'2008 2008年“芯片、计算机、作物”学术研讨会

   2008 International Workshop on Chips,Computers and Crops
   Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China
   September 26-27,2008

Hangzhou, China

 

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Dear Colleagues, Dear Friends,

     We are glad to inform you that 2008 International Workshop on Chips, Computers and Crops (C3'2008) will be held on September 26-27, 2008 in Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China.
 
    Please, visit this official site of the Conference to keep up with the news concerning the forthcoming meeting.

    The International Workshop on Chips, Computers and Crops (C3) provides a forum for the exchange of ideas and results among researchers, developers, and practitioners working on all aspects of chips, computational biology and crops, especially the interdisciplinary study of omics data and bioinformatics analysis in crop plants.

Organizing Committee:

    Ming Chen, Zhejiang University (chair)
    Andrew Harrison, University of Essex (co-chair)
    Sean May, University of Nottingham
    Stephen Kwok-Wing Tsui, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
    Uwe Schoelz, IPK, Germany
    Longjiang Fan, Zhejiang University
    Huixia Shou, Zhejiang University
    Ralf Hofestaedt, University of Bielefeld (honor)
    Ping Wu, Zhejiang University (honor)
    Jun Zhu, Zhejiang University (honor)

Local Organizer:

    Yan Li, Zhejiang University
    Junjie Cao, Zhejiang University
    Dijun Chen, Zhejiang University

The main topics will be:

    1.Omics data mining and integration in crop plants.
    2.Microarray technology.
    3.Microarray data analysis.
    4.Bioinformatics approaches for crop plants research.
    5.Large scale biochip computing.
    6.Crop systems biology.

Important Dates:

    May 1, 2007: First Notice
    June 1,2008: Paper Abstract Submission Deadline (email to jjcao@zju.edu.cn)
    July 1,2008: Paper Submission Deadline (email to jjcao@zju.edu.cn)
    July 15, 2008: Second Notice
    September 25, 2008: Registration on desk
    September 26, 2008: Workshop starts
    September 27, 2008: Workshop ends

    Please, put the date in your personal meeting calendars.

Registration:

    Registration for the workshop is open to the public. To register for the workshop, please complete the registration form , and email it to jjcao@zju.edu.cn. All registrations will be confirmed by email. The deadline of registration is July 31. The overdue registrations might not be accepted.

Program:

    Coming soon ...

Speakers:

Broadening transcriptome resources for plants
Dr Neil Graham, Nottingham

Investigating crop nutrition through transcriptional studies
Dr John Hammond, Warwick

A transcriptomic analysis of photomorphogenesis in Arabidopsis
Dr Hugh Shanahan, Royal Holloway, London

Arabidopsis ‘omics and their applications to crops
Professor Sean May, Nottingham

From Arabidopsis to rice: pathways in pollen development
Dr Zoe Wilson, Nottingham

Vernalization and cold acclimation in Wheat
Dr Mark Winfield, Bristol

Genotype-Specific Hepatitis B Virus Genomic Markers Associated with Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Stephen Tsui, Hong Kong

BioChip Platform
Fangliang Huang, Hangzhou

Using correlations in Affymetrix probe intensities to study alternative splice site
Ms Joanna Rowsell, Essex

Using surveys of Affymetrix GeneChip experiments to find groups of genes undergoing coordinated post-transcriptional processing.
Dr Olivia Sanchez-Graillet, Essex

Affymetrix probes containing contiguous runs of guanines are not gene-specific
Dr Andrew Harrison, Essex

Is the current photosynthetic carbon metabolism optimal for photosynthetic efficiency?—A systems biology approach
Xinguang Zhu, USA

From microarrays to regulatory networks in Arabidopsis
Dr Chris Needham, Leeds

Learning from various data sources of transcriptional regulation
Dr Sasha Ott, Warwick

Qingyun Shi, Hangzhou

Junjie Cao, Hangzhou

...

Accommodation:

    The workshop is scheduled to be held in Hangzhou Jinxi Hotel. The workshop secretariat is able to reserve rooms  at discounted rates to accommodate participants and accompanying persons. To enjoy the preferential rates, booking must be made through the secretariat in advance.

Social Events:

    The workshop will feature a number of special events to help you enjoy your stay in Hangzhou and to give you insight into Chinese art, culture and history.

    West-lake & Zhejiang Museum

    Tea Garden & Song City

    Night of Hangzhou Show

Sponsors:

   

Links:

    Hangzhou City

    The West Lake


    All questions related to the C3'2008 can be sent to Dr. Ming Chen:
mchen@zju.edu.cn or Dr. Andrew Harrison: harry@essex.ac.uk

    You are welcome!

    Organizing Committee