Streaming Video from Algorithmic Biology 2006 Conference Now Available

San Diego, CA, December 6, 2006 -- Calit2's Center for Algorithmic and Systems Biology (CASB) at UCSD was formally inaugurated Nov. 30 at the first conference to be held under the center's auspices. CASB director Pavel Pevzner and co-director Steven Briggs were on hand for Algorithmic Biology 2006, which featured a slate of invited speakers that attracted more than 120 registered attendees, many of whom stayed on to attend two other conferences at Calit2 Oct. 1-3 on systems biology and computational proteomics.

Most of the proceedings of Algorithmic Biology are now archived and available for on-demand viewing. To view the streaming videos, click on the image or video link below [Real player and broadband connection required].

		Opening Remarks Pavel Pevzner, Director Center for Algorithmic and Systems Biology (CASB) Length: 3:58 [video]
		Interpreting the Human Genome Manolis Kellis, MIT Length: 49:10 [video]
		Some Computational Challenges in Today's Bio-Medicine Ron Shamir, Tel Aviv University Length: 47:27 [video]
		Reconstructing 100 Million Years of Human Evolutionary History David Haussler, UC Santa Cruz Length: 37:31 [video]
		Bioinformatics Panel Discussion Phil Bourne, UCSD (Moderator); l-r: Shankar Subramaniam, UCSD; Ron Shamir (TAU); David Haussler (UC Santa Cruz); Manolis Kellis (MIT); Serafim Batzoglou (Stanford). Length: 16:58 [video]
		CASB Inauguration Pavel Pevzner, UC San Diego and Director, CASB; Ramesh Rao (pictured), Director, Calit2 at UCSD; Jacobs School of Engineering Dean Frieder Seible; Suresh Subramani, Dean, Division of Biological Sciences, UCSD; Calit2 Director Larry Smarr Length: 18:19 [video]
		Center for Algorithmic and Systems Biology Pavel Pevzner, Director Length: 9:25 [video]
		Whole-Genome Optical Mapping Michael Waterman, University of Southern California Length: 26:58 [video]
		QNET: A Tool for Querying Protein Interaction Networks Banu Dost, UC San Diego Length: 12:19 [video]
		Modeling Dynamic Transcriptional Regulatory Networks Craig Mak, UC San Diego Length: 15:07 [video]
		Models and Algorithms for Genomic Sequences, Proteins and Networks of Protein Interactions Serafim Batzoglou, Stanford University Length: 35:08 [video]
		HOMER: Algorithm for the De Novo Discovery of Cis-Regulatory Elements from High Throughput Data Chris Benner, UC San Diego Length: 12:18 [video]
		Insights into Translational Regulation by Absolute Protein Expression Profiling Christine Vogel, University of Texas at Austin Length: 17:27 [video]

Streaming video of presentations at the Dec. 1-3 RECOMB Satellite Workshops on Systems Biology and Computational Proteomics will be available shortly at the conference website and Calit2's Multimedia site.

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Streaming Video from Algorithmic Biology 2006 Conference Now Available