Biomedical Computation at Stanford (BCATS)

Key Dates for the BCATS 2009 Symposium

Monday, September 21 Abstract submission opens
Friday, October 16, 11:59p.m. Abstract submission deadline
Friday, October 23 Notification of selected abstracts
October 31, 11:59p.m. Early registration deadline
Saturday, November 7 BCATS 2009 conference

Schedule for the BCATS 2009 Symposium

8:00 am On-Site Registration, Badge Pickup, and Breakfast
8:45 amOpening Remarks: Russ Altman, MD, Ph.D.
9:00 am Keynote Address: Matthew Cooper, Ph.D., DABT
Informatics Trends in the Biopharmaceutical Industry
9:45 am Scientific Talks I (3 Talks)

Karen Yan: Quantitative characterization of multi-signal activation of cellular responses in multiple biological systems

Peng Qiu: Discovering Biological Progression underlying Microarray Samples

Richard Roettger: Estimating the size and completeness of gene regulatory networks
10:30 amSpotlight Session I (5 Spotlights)
10:45 am Poster Session I
11:45 am Scientific Talks II (3 talks)

Ying Wang: A belief propagation algorithm for network alignment

Richard W. Lusk: Evolutionary mirages: selection on binding site composition creates the illusion of conserved grammars in Drosophila enhancers

Cory Y. McLean: Searching for the Genetic Basis of Human-specific Traits
12:30 pmLunch
1:30 pm Keynote Address: Zoran Popovic, Ph.D.
Visual computing methods for discovering natural animal motion and solving protein and drug design problems
2:15 pm Scientific Talks III (3 Talks)

Gaurav Chopra: Remarkable Patterns of Surface Water Ordering Around Nonpolar Solutes

Katherine M. Steele: Contributions of the ankle plantarflexors to joint and mass center accelerations during crouch gait

Edith M. Arnold: Fiber Operating Ranges of the Vasti and Implications for Isometric Force Generation
3:00 pmSpotlight Session II (4 Spotlights)
3:15 pm Poster Session II
4:15 pm Scientific Talks IIII (4 Talks)

Fraser Cameron: Closed-Loop Control of Diabetes through Meal Detection and Hypoglycemia Risk Management

Alexander Schoenhuth: Constrained Mixture Estimation for Analysis and Robust Classification of Clinical Time Series

Martin Tall: Mapping Eye Movements in Three-Dimensions: Analyzing Gaze Paths when Interpreting Volumetric Chest CT Data

Hoameng Ung: Detecting Chronic Pain in the Brain
5:15 pm Awards and Closing Remarks
5:30 pm Reception

Directions

BCATS 2009 will take place at the James A. Clark Center on Stanford Campus.

Directions to the Clark Center can be found Here.

Ample free parking is available in the S1, S2 and Sand Hill Parking lots.