Date
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Speaker
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Title
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18/2/04
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Gad Kimmel
|
The
Incomplete Perfect Phylogeny Haplotype Problem
|
25/2
|
Amos Tanay
|
A
global view of the selection forces in the evolution of yeast
cis-regulation.
|
3/3
|
Alon Kaufman
|
Making
sense (rather than antisense..) out of multi-knockout experiments
|
10/3
|
Isaac Elias
|
Did you
know that Multiple Alignment is NP-hard?
|
17/3
|
David Horn
|
MEX, a
novel motif extraction algorithm, and its application
to the promoter regions of S. Cerevisiae.
|
24/3 -7/4
|
no meeting
|
|
14/4
|
Naama Brenner
|
Adaptation in a genetic switch
|
21/4
|
Daphne Koller
|
From
heterogeneous data to regulatory model: a probabilistic
approach.
|
28/4
|
Ruth Ashery-Padan
|
The
multiple functions of Pax6 in eye development
|
5/5
|
conference report
|
PSB, Recomb regulation, Keystone symposia
2004
|
12/5
|
Itai Yanai
|
Ontogenetic footprint dominates tissue gene expression
|
19/5
|
Sagi Snir
|
Convex
Recoloring of Strings and Trees
|
26/5
|
Shavuot - no meeting
|
|
1/6(Tue)
|
Eugene V. Koonin
|
Evolution of spliceosomal introns: insights from comparative genomics
|
9/6
|
Yoav Arava
|
Global
and specific exploration of protein synthesis mechanisms in yeast.
|
15/6 (Tue)
|
Pavel Pevzner
|
De novo
Repeat Classification, Multiple Alignment, and Fragment Assembly
|
23/6
|
Tamar Barzuza
|
Computational Problems in Perfect Phylogeny Haplotyping: Xor-Genotypes
and Tag SNPs
|
30/6
|
Giora Unger
|
Linear
Separability and Classifiability of Gene Expression Datasets
|
7/7
|
Israel Steinfeld
|
Qubic:
How to effectively combine small chip experiments with the public
functional genomics repositories.
|
14/7
|
Oleg Rokhlenko (Technion)
|
Approximate Labelled Subtree Homeomorphism and its Application to
Metabolic Pathways Analysis
|
21/7
|
Itsik Pe'er (Whitehead Institute, MIT)
|
Towards
whole genome association studies
|
28/7 - 25/8
|
no meetings
|
|
1/9
|
Yona Kassir
|
|
8/9
|
conference reports
|
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