VISUALIZING BIOLOGICAL DATA VIZBI

The early bird registration for VIZBI is closing after today, 7th of February 2015. Have you decided which two from the twelve tutorials you’ll sign up for this year? Below is a brief reminder of what’s on offer.

MORNING SESSIONS

In the morning session of the VIZBI 2015 tutorial day you can choose from the following six tutorials:

• Daniel Huson on metagenome exploration with MEGAN
• Noam Shoresh on CURSOR
• Francis Rowland and Ryo Sakai on Rapid data vis. design

Terri Gilbert’s Engaging with the Allen Brain Atlas resources	Gael McGill’s Crafting dynamic molecular animations with Molecular Maya & Clarafi.com
Keiichiro Ono’s Network visualization and analysis workflows with Cytoscape

AFTERNOON SESSIONS

Among the afternoon’s six offerings you can find single tool/group tutorials as well as three thematic tutorials, which combine tools developed by different groups. Like above, clicking on each title will take you to the tutorial description on the program page.

• Single cell sequencing and functional genomics data with UCSC Xena and Ginkgo, with Mary Goldman and Robert Aboukhalil
• Structure visualisation with Aquaria and UCSF Chimera, with Seán O’Donoghue and Sam Hertig

Genomes in 3D Juicebox, TADKit and Genome3D Neva C. Durand, Jim Robinson, Mike Goodstadt, Marc A. Marti-Renom, Jim Zheng and Jijun Tang
Reuse, develop and share biological visualisation with BioJS Manuel Corpas, Tatyana Goldberg, Guy Yachdav, Sebastian Wilzbach and David Dao
Spatially realistic single-cell models from high-content microscopy data Jacob Czech, Greg Johnson, Bálint Antal and José Juan Tapia
Garuda – The way biology connects Samik Ghosh, Hiroaki Kitano and Yukiko Matsuoka

Tags: VIZBI 2015, VIZBI Tutorials

This entry was posted on Saturday, February 7th, 2015 at 03:04.