Titel: Genomes to Systems Conference 2006

Termin: 22.3.2006, 9:00 Uhr, bis 24.3.2006, 14:00 Uhr

Veranstaltungsort:
Manchester International Convention Centre

Referenten: Denis Noble (Oxford) *** Tim Sprosen (UK Biobank) *** Tony Whetton (Manchester) *** Julie Ahringer (Cambridge) *** David Goldstein (Duke) *** Jan-Eric Litton (Karolinska, Biobank) *** Bernard Palsson (San Diego) *** Colin Spraggs (GSK) *** Pedro Mendes (Virginia) *** Al Burlingame (UCSF, San Francisco) *** Leena Peltonen-Palotie (Helsinki) *** Norio Murata (Okazaki, Japan) *** Matthias Uhlen (Stockholm) *** Bela Novak (Budapest) *** Rick Young (MIT) *** Ronald Plasterk (Utrecht) *** Greg Stephanopoulos (MIT) *** Dolores Cahill (Dublin) *** Brian Chait (Rockefeller, New York) *** Gordana Apic (Cambridge Cell Networks) *** Andy McShea (Combimatrix) *** Caroline Dean (John Innes, Norwich) *** Jaroslav Stark (Imperial, London) *** Douglas Kell (Manchester) *** Steve Russel (Cambridge) *** Robert Walton (MRC Gambia) *** Roderick Beijersbergen (Amsterdam) *** Tom Kirkwood (Newcastle) *** Chris Newgard (Duke) *** Lilia Alberghina (Milan) *** Bill Hunter (Dundee) *** Andrew Turberfield (Oxford) *** Michael Snyder (Yale) *** David Walt (Tufts) *** Nadrian Seeman (New York) *** Denis Hochstrasser (Geneva) *** Alistair Hetherington (Lancaster) *** Milan Stojanovic (Columbia University) *** Simon Gaskell (Manchester) *** Jan van der Greef (TNO, Leiden, The Netherlands) *** Nigel Carter (Sanger) *** Pierre Thibault (Montreal) *** Luis Mur (Aberystwyth) *** Neil Isaac (Glasgow) *** Michael Boutros (DKFZ, Heidelberg) *** Ron Heeren (Amsterdam) *** Geoff Smith (Solexa) *** Allan Bradley (Sanger) *** Albert Heck (Utrecht) *** Dagmar Ringe (Harvard) *** Soichi Wakatsuki (Tsukuba) *** Cath Brooksbank *** Bert Overduin *** Anna Farne *** Andrew Cossins (Liverpool) *** Michael Wagner (Vienna) *** Per Magnus (Oslo) *** Sandra Orchard *** Jens Nielsen (Lyngby, Denmark) *** Matthias Reuss (Stuttgart) *** Chris Taylor (EMBL-EBI, Hinxton) *** Jason Snape (NERC) *** Charlotte Capener (BBSRC) *** Herbert Thiele (Bruker Daltonics, Bremen) *** Justin Molloy (NIMR, London) *** Richard Jenner (MIT) *** Frank Holstege (Utrecht)

Weitere Informationen:
http://www.genomestosystems.org/

Kurzbeschreibung: Recent developments hold the promise of integrating knowledge to achieve complete systems rather than just isolated components. They not only offer unprecedented opportunities for addressing important contemporary issues in biotechnology, biomedicine and clinical practice, but also give rise to major ethical questions. This Conference will focus on these technologies and their application to scientific, health care and ethical questions.

The Consortium for Post-Genome Science is cross-institutional initiative designed to accelerate developments in post-genome science and technology for the benefit of scientists, clinicians and companies.

Following the last hugely successful conference, 1-3rd September 2004, the Consortium is proud to announce its third conference in this series.

Learn about the latest post-genomic research and exciting new developments in the following sessions:

• Structural Genomics of Disease

• Proteomics for Systems Biology

• Metabolomics in Health and Disease

• Advances in Biosensors and Instrumentation

• Comparative and Environmental Genomics in Action

• Disease Proteomics

• High-throughput Global Gene Manipulation

• Public Population Projects in Medicine

• Systems Biology - Engineering Approaches to Biological Systems

• Pharmacogenomics - Working Towards Personalised Medicine

• Systems Biology - From Models to Cells

• Nanoscale Technologies in Bioscience

• Transcriptomics and Expression Microarrays: A Promise Delivered?

• Progress in Standards for Reporting ‘Omics Data

• Services and Resources from the European Bioinformatics Institute

Kontakt: Vitesse Events
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http://www.genomestosystems.org/

Schlagworte: Genetische Tests/Beratung, Genforschung/-technik, Genomanalyse, Gentherapie, Gesundheitswesen, Humangenetik, Krankheit