14ème Forum

Le 14ème Forum ORAP, organisé en collaboration avec SPEEDUP, a eu lieu les 26 et 27 septembre 2002 à l'Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne.

Thème : Life Sciences Applications

Intensive Computing in Comparative Genomics : Christian Laugier, CNRS UMR Lyon 1.

Bioinformatics applications in the Food Industry : Frank Desiere, Centre de recherches Nestlé

Computational issues in the comparison of multiple biological sequences : Cédric Notredame, Université de Lausanne

Enabling biomedical informatics with Grid Computing : Joel Saltz, Ohio State University

From NMR Spectra to Protein Structures and Interactions: a Computational Challenge : Martin Billeter, Göteborg University

Simulation and modeling of diffusion in the Endoplasmic Reticulum : Peter Koumoutsakos, ETH Zurich

High Performance sequence analysis using Cray supercomputers : Bart Mellenbergh, Cray EMEA

HP role in the life sciences revolution ; the meeting of biology and computing : Dominique Gillot, HP EMEA

In vivo - In vitro - In silico : shifting the balance with Information Technology : Juan José Porta, IBM Senior IT Architect & Strategist

Current and future HPC/HPV challenges in Life Science: Fabio Gallo, Director of Marketing, SGI

Mesoscopic Models for Computing DNA Tertiary Structures : John Maddocks, Institut Bernoulli, EPFL

DNA Dynamics : simulating large systems and slow processes : Richard Lavery, CNRS UPR Paris 7

Computational requirements for structure prediction of biomolecules : Thomas Steinke, ZIB

High-throughput SELEX SAGE method for quantitative modeling of transcription-factor binding sites : Philipp Bucher, ISREC and Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics.

Outline of the In Silico activities at the Novartis Drug Discovery Centre: Edgar Jacoby, Novartis

Current and future computational challenges in Biopharmaceutical Discovery : Massimo de Francesco, Sereno Pharmaceutical Research Institute

Darwin, a language for heavy duty computations in bioinformatics : Gina Cannarrozzi, ETH Zurich