Symposium Programme
9.15-9.30am.
Professor Mary Collins, Dean of Life Sciences. Opening remarks.
9.30–10.15am.
Professor Steve Oliver, Cambridge. Keynote. 'Design rules' for a simple Eukaryote.' (7)
10.15–10.45am. Professor
Christine Orengo. 'Mining evolutionary,
genomic and experimental data to find the hidden hubs in protein networks.' (52)
10.45–11.00am. Dr
Domenico Cozzetto. 'Integrating multiple
data sources for protein function prediction.' (77)
11.45am–12.15pm. Professor Peter Hammond.
'Analysing the effect of genes on face
shape.'
12.15–12.45pm. Professor Angus
Silver. 'Exploring neuronal
signaling with a combined optical and computational approach (tbc).' (25)
12.45–1.00pm. Dr Malcolm Finlay
MRCP. 'Patient-specific predictive modelling
of interactions between Conduction Velocity and Activation-Repolarization
Interval Restitution.' (55)
2.15–2.45pm. Professor Sally
Price. 'Computational Prediction of
Pharmaceutical Crystal Structures - a severe test of modelling supramolecular
assembly.'
2.45–3.15pm. Professor Mark
Girolami. 'Predictive response-relevant
clustering of expression data provides insights into disease processes.'
3.15–3.30pm. Nuno Nene. 'Cell
fate decision in the paradigmatic stochastic genetic switch with external
stimulation: the importance of bifurcation parameter sweeping speed.' (20)
4.15–4.45pm. Professor Mark Thomas.
'The origins of milk drinking in Europe.'
4.45–5.15pm. Professor David
Balding. 'ABC for Computational Biology.' (29)
5.15–5.30pm. Closing Remarks. (54)
Reception
6.00pm.
Reception with poster session in North Cloisters (click to see images from the Reception).
Lecturecasts of the Symposium Presentations
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Note that the presentation given by Professor Sally Price is only available as slides, owing to the lack of sound on this lecturecast.
