Past Events

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Parasol Seminar: Seung-Jin Sul (Texas A&M), Randomized Algorithms for Analyzing Large Collections of Evolutionary Trees

Friday, October 10 04:00:00 PM to Friday, October 10 05:00:00 PM
302 HR Bright Building, Texas A&M

 

Parasol Seminar: Bonnie Kirkpatrick (UC Berkeley), Haplotype Inference in Complex Pedigrees

Wednesday, October 08 04:00:00 PM to Wednesday, October 08 05:00:00 PM
124 HR Bright Bldg

 

Bioinformatics Seminar: Yidong Chen (UT HSC), Statistical Methods for Genome-wide Tiling Microarray and its Application to chIP-chip Experiments, Oct 8, 2008

Wednesday, October 08 03:00:00 PM to Wednesday, October 08 04:00:00 PM
457 Blocker Building

 

Statistical Bioinformatics Workshop

Saturday, October 04 08:00:00 AM to Saturday, October 04 05:00:00 PM
158 Blocker, Texas A&M, College Station, TX

The Bioinformatics and Nutrition Training Program and the Center for Statistical Bioinformatics will host a 1-day workshop on current topics in statistical bioinformatics

Biochemistry Seminar: Sarah Bondos (Texas A&M HSC), Regulating Tissue-Specific Function using Intrinsically Disordered Protein Domains

Wednesday, September 24 04:00:00 PM to Wednesday, September 24 05:00:00 PM
108 Biochemistry Bldg

 

Lindsay Lecture: Jong-In Hahm (Penn State), Engineering Nanomaterial Platforms: Toward Highly Sensitive and Specific Biomedical Detection

Wednesday, September 24 03:00:00 PM to Wednesday, September 24 04:00:00 PM
106 JE Brown Chem Eng. Bldg

 

Bioinformatics Seminar: Nicoleta Serban (Georgia Tech), Multiple-Component Analysis in Multivariate Additive Regression Modeling Applied to NMR Biomolecular Studies

Wednesday, September 24 03:00:00 PM to Wednesday, September 24 04:00:00 PM
457 Blocker Building

 

ABCS Seminar: Edward R. Dougherty (Texas A&M), The Epistemology of Systems Biology Lies in Systems Theory and Designed Experiments, Not in Data Processing and Commonsense Explanation

Friday, September 19 04:00:00 PM to Friday, September 19 05:00:00 PM
124 HR Bright Bldg

 

TIPS Seminar: Jeffrey L. Larson, Nonclinical Toxicity Testing in the Safety Assessment of New Drugs

Thursday, June 19 01:00:00 PM to Thursday, June 19 02:30:00 PM
1111 VSC

 

Bioinformatics Seminar: Lan Zhou (Texas A&M), Quantification of Protein Lysate Arrays with Nonparametric Curves

Wednesday, April 23 03:00:00 PM to Wednesday, April 23 04:00:00 PM
457 Blocker Building

 

Parasol Seminar: Lydia Tapia (Texas A&M), Protein Motion Landscapes: Approximation and Analysis

Friday, April 18 04:00:00 PM to Friday, April 18 05:00:00 PM
302 HR Bright Building, Texas A&M

 

Bioinformatics Seminar: Muneesh Tewari (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Inst.), MicroRNA discovery and characterization in embryonic stem cells and cancer

Wednesday, April 16 03:00:00 PM to Wednesday, April 16 04:00:00 PM
457 Blocker Building

 

University Distinguished Lecture: Edward R. Dougherty (Texas A&M), Genomic Signal Processing: The Key to Systems Medicine

Tuesday, April 15 07:30:00 PM to Tuesday, April 15 08:30:00 PM
Auditorium, Annenberg Presidential Conference Center, Texas A&M

 

Bioinformatics Seminar: Xiaofeng Zhu (Case Western), Genetic association analysis and population structure

Wednesday, April 09 03:00:00 PM to Wednesday, April 09 04:00:00 PM
457 Blocker Building

 

Bioinformatics Seminar: Sujay Datta (Texas A&M), Statistical Models for Count-Based Transcription Profiling: Gene Expression Analysis of Bovine Salmonella Infection via MPSS

Wednesday, April 02 03:00:00 PM to Wednesday, April 02 04:00:00 PM
457 Blocker Building

 

TAMU SRW Faculty Lunch Panel: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Research in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology & Systems Biology

Wednesday, March 26 12:15:00 PM to Wednesday, March 26 01:30:00 PM
402 Rudder Tower

Panelists: Dr. Raymond Carroll Distinguished Professor of Statistics, Dr. Robert Chapkin Professor of Nutrition and Food Sciences, Dr. Edward Dougherty Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Three panelists will talk about the interdisciplinary research involving biology, genetics, proteomics, engineering, mathematics, and statistics. These highly recognized researchers will share their experiences with students and elaborate the challenges and benefits of these types of research. *Free lunch will be served.*

Mouse Genome Informatics Workshop

Thursday, March 20 09:00:00 AM to Thursday, March 20 11:00:00 AM
212 MSC

 

Bioinformatics Seminar: Jianhua Hu (MD Anderson), Estimation Equation Based Causality Analysis with Application to Microarray Time Series Data

Wednesday, March 19 03:00:00 PM to Wednesday, March 19 04:00:00 PM
457 Blocker Building

 

Texas Protein Folders Meeting

Friday, March 14 12:00:00 AM to Sunday, March 16 12:00:00 AM
Camp Allen

The 16th annual meeting will be March 14-16 2008 at Camp Allen. Keynote Speakers: Martin Gruebele (Illinois) and Dan Raleigh (SUNY-Stonybrook). Organizers: Clay Clark, Cecilia Clementi, and Bob Fox. This meeting isn't just for protein folders. Registration is open on the website.

Seminar, Dept. of Molecular and Cellular Medicine: Daniel Raleigh (SUNY Stonybrook), Pathological Disorder to Order Transitions: Islet Amyloid Formation and Type-2 Diabetes

Tuesday, March 11 12:00:00 AM to Wednesday, March 12 12:00:00 AM
162 Reynolds Building