Scope and Aims

The aim of this meeting, that follows on a series of Spanish Bioinformatics Conferences (Jornadas de Bioinformática), is to provide a forum to present and discuss recent research developments in the broad field of Bioinformatics. In 2009 the conference is co-organized by the Spanish and Portuguese Bioinformatics Networks, with the objective of strengthening  the cooperation links between researchers in the two countries.

Important Dates

Scope and Aims

The aim of this meeting, that follows on a series of Spanish Bioinformatics Conferences (Jornadas de Bioinformática), is to provide a forum to present and discuss recent research developments in the broad field of Bioinformatics. In 2009 the conference is co-organized by the Spanish and Portuguese Bioinformatics Networks, with the objective of strengthening  the cooperation links between researchers in the two countries.

Important Dates

Scope and Aims

The aim of this meeting, that follows on a series of Spanish Bioinformatics Conferences (Jornadas de Bioinformática), is to provide a forum to present and discuss recent research developments in the broad field of Bioinformatics. In 2009 the conference is co-organized by the Spanish and Portuguese Bioinformatics Networks, with the objective of strengthening  the cooperation links between researchers in the two countries.

Important Dates

This workshop will take place at EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany: 14 - 16 November 2009

More details can be found at:

http://www-db.embl.de/jss/EmblGroupsOrg/conf_113

Registration will open on February 1st, 2009 until July 31st, 2009.

WPAT09

Course description:

The quantity and size of bioinformatics data is continually growing,
providing rich resources to researchers, but also presenting problems
of interoperability and data management. Workflow technologies offer a
solution to this problem as they enable the automated and systematic
use of distributed bioinformatics data and applications from the
scientist's desktop. This provides a fast and efficient methodology for
conducting large-scale experiments without the overhead of installing

WPAT09

Course description:

The quantity and size of bioinformatics data is continually growing,
providing rich resources to researchers, but also presenting problems
of interoperability and data management. Workflow technologies offer a
solution to this problem as they enable the automated and systematic
use of distributed bioinformatics data and applications from the
scientist's desktop. This provides a fast and efficient methodology for
conducting large-scale experiments without the overhead of installing

EMBRACE (EU FP6 NoE), UPPMAX (Uppsala, Sweden) and CASPUR (Rome, Italy) with the support of the Italian Society of Bioinformatics will organize a workshop focused on "Building Next Generation Sequencing platforms and pipeline solutions".The workshop will take place in Rome on November 18-20, 20The workshop is limited to 30 participants!The workshop is aimed at bioinformaticians interested in discussing issues related to the management of platforms and analysis of next-generation sequencing data.