UT-ORNL-KBRIN Bioinformatics
Summit 2010

FRIDAY, MARCH 19

11:00-12:00

Registration and Light Lunch at Conference Center

12:00-12:15

Welcome & Introductory Remarks

Eric Rouchka,
University of Louisville

12:15-2:30

WORKSHOP I:  
Introductory Microarray Data Analysis Using R and Bioconductor

 Guy Brock,
University of Louisville

2:30-2:45

BREAK

2:45-5:00

WORKSHOP II:  
Advanced Microarray Data Analysis Making Sense out of Differentially Expressed Genes

Guy Brock,
University of Louisville

5:00-7:00

DINNER in Lodge Dining Room   
(Dining Room hours 5PM – 8PM)
. . .
SOCIAL at Conference Center 5PM - 7PM

SESSION I: NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING

7:00-8:15

"Introduction to Next Generation Sequencing"

Ted Kalbfleisch,
University of Louisville

8:15-8:30

BREAK

8:30-9:00

"Information technology best practices for next generation sequence data"

David Sexton,
Vanderbilt University

9:00-9:50

"Genomic Analysis of Human Tumours"

Steve Jones,
University of British Columbia

9:50-10:00

Discussion

SATURDAY, MARCH 20

7:00-8:30

BREAKFAST in Lodge Dining Room
(Dining Room hours 7AM – 9AM)

SESSION II: EPIGENETICS

8:30-9:20

"It all depends:  Context-dependent genetic and genomic imprinting effects on obesity and diabetes in mice"

James Cheverud,
Washington University

9:20-9:30

Discussion

9:30-10:20

"Epigenetics and Human Disease"

Rosanna Weksberg,
Sick Kids Toronto, Canada

10:20-10:30

Discussion

10:30-10:45

BREAK

10:45-11:35

“Epigenetics:  A Mechanism of Active Perinatal Adaptation”

Robert Lane,
University of Utah

11:35-11:45

Discussion

11:45-12:45

Short Talks

12:45

LUNCH in Lodge Dining Room   
(Dining Room hours 11:30 – 3PM)

1:00-4:00

FREE TIME/SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS

4:00-6:30

Poster Session & Evening Buffet 
at Conference Center

7:00-7:50

"Integrating experimental and computational approaches for the proteogenomic characterizations of microbial communities"

Robert Hettich,  
ORNL

7:50-8:00 

Discussion

8:00-8:50

KEYNOTE ADDRESS  
“The Informatics of Large Scale Digital Atlasing in Neuroscience”

Mike Hawrylycz,  
Allen Institute Seattle, WA

 8:50-9:00

Discussion

SUNDAY, MARCH 21  

7:00-9:00

BREAKFAST in Lodge Dining Room 
(Dining Room hours 7AM – 9AM)

SESSION III: MEDICAL INFORMATICS

9:00-9:50

"Gene discovery in brain vascular disease:  Are we there yet?"

Myriam Fornage,
 University of Texas, Houston

9:50-10:00

Discussion

10:00-10:50

“Sex, Water Molds, and the NextGen Data Avalanche”

Kurt Lamour,  
University of Tennessee, Knoxville

10:50-11:00

Discussion

11:00-11:40

Short Talks

11:40-12:00

Closing Remarks/Planning Discussion 2011 UT-ORNL-KBRIN Bioinformatics Summit