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Key Dates
Deadlines
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Description
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February 15 |
1st call for papers, poster abstracts, abstracts for software/tool/resource/database/technology demo, and tutorial videos
Submissions open at EasyChair
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March 1 |
2nd call for papers, poster abstracts, abstracts for software/tool/resource/databse/technology demo, and tutorial videos |
April 15 May 14 May 17, 12 a.m. (noon) JST |
Full paper submission is CLOSED |
April 20 |
Early-bird registration begins |
June 7 12 p.m. (midnight JST) |
Deadlines for poster abstract and software/tool/resource/database/technology demonstration abstract submissions CLOSED |
May 31June 16-26 |
Paper acceptance |
June 16 16-26 |
Poster and demonstration acceptance |
July 1 |
Travel fellowship application and
tutorial video submission is CLOSED |
July 10 |
Announcement of travel fellowship award |
July 15 20 |
Invitation letters for visa applicants |
July 20 |
Late-breaking abstract submission begins |
July 30 |
Tutorial video acceptance |
August 1 |
Late-breaking abstract submission is CLOSED |
August 10 |
Late-breaking abstract acceptance |
September 26-28 |
InCoB2010 COMPLETED
Annual General Meeting (AGM) of APBioNet (tentatively Sep. 27 during lunch break)
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September 28 |
CBI Sessions and 3rdBCII |
Schedule (subject to change) is as of Aug 13, 2010.
Manuscripts will be reviewed by at least two referees.
Depending on the chosen full-paper track, accepted manuscripts will be published in BMC Genomics
(Impact Factor 3.43), BMC Bioinformatics (Impact Factor
3.78), Immunome Research (unofficial Impact Factor 5.33), IPSJ Transactions on Bioinformatics or Bioinformation.
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of APBioNet, a network of people associated with the advancement of bioinformatics
in the Asia-Pacific region for the past 12 years since its inception in 1998, is held within the InCoB conference
annually. Key strategic initiatives to promote the bioinformatics revolution in our life science research and
educational community are discussed at the AGM.
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Keynotes
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Clyde A. Hutchison III,
J. Craig Venter Institute, San Diego
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Hiroaki Kitano,
The Systems Biology Institute, Tokyo
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Yoshiyuki Nagai, RIKEN Center of Research Network for Infectious Diseases, Tokyo
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Luncheon Session
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Anne S. De Groot,
EpiVax, Inc., Providence
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Invited Talks
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Nikolai Petrovsky, Flinders Medical Centre & Flinders University, Adelaide
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Dennis P. Wall, Computational Biology Initiative Center for Biomedical Informatics, Harvard Medical School, Boston |
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Chun-Hsi Huang University of Connecticut, Computer Science & Engineering, Storrs
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Nebojsa Jojic Microsoft Research, Redmond
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Waseda Univ., Central Library & Internat'l Conference Center
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