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[ 2007-10-4 15:18:00 | By: Byron ] |
Call For Abstracts
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Full Announcement here:
http://www.bioimage.ucsb.edu/workshop2008/
The goal of this NSF sponsored workshop, hosted by the Center for Bio-
Image Informatics at University of Californa, Santa Barbara, is to
bring
together researchers who work at the intersection of bioimaging and
image informatics, to present their recent results relying on cutting
edge image data analysis, computer vision, data mining, machine
learning, visualization, and informatics methods, for studying
biological processes. The workshop will be a two-day event consisting
of
invited talks from established investigators in the field,
presentations
from both junior faculty and students, and poster sessions. The
workshop
format will emphasize discussions rather than being solely a
result-reporting meeting. The workshop will feature a panel session on
standardized image datasets for validating computer vision and pattern
recognition methods in bioimaging applications.
Call For Abstracts:
Participants are invited to submit abstracts of their work,
related to all aspects of bioimage data mining and
informatics. Appropriate topics include, but not limited to:
? Bioimage infrastructure: data storage, organization, ontologies,
pipelining and retrieval
? Bioimage analysis: image analysis issues including feature
extraction, segmentation, tracking, and pattern recognition
? Modeling, visualization, exploration and data mining
? Bioimage atlases: cataloguing and localization of components
within
cells and tissues
? Bioimage based systems biology: quantitative analysis of large
scale
image datasets and integration within other systematic data sets
(e.g., sequences, microarrays, protein interaction, etc.)
Abstract Submission
Abstracts should not exceed 400 words of text. Authors may include
images/graphics in their submission as appropriate. For more details,
see http://www.bioimage.ucsb.edu/workshop2008/
Key Dates:
Workshop: January 17-18, 2008.
Abstract submission: October 15, 2007.
Acceptance notifications: November 15, 2007.
Hotel reservations: December 15, 2007.
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