| Conference |
Keynote speakers |
Title |
Notes
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| ISMB 1994[4]
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Bruce Buchanan
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| Lawrence Hunter
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Plenary speaker
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| Richard J. Roberts
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Plenary speaker
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| ISMB 1995[5]
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Douglas Brutlag
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| John Sulston
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| Janet Thornton
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| ISMB 1996[6]
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Robert Waterston
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| David Haussler
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| Russell Doolittle
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| Chris Sander
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| ISMB 1997[5]
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Richard H. Lathrop
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| Marcie McClure
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| Hans Westerhoff
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| ISMB 1998[7]
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Robert Cedergren
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| Michael Waterman
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| Shoshana Wodak
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| ISMB 1999[8]
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Manfred Eigen
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The Origin of Biological Information
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| Amos Bairoch
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Swiss-Prot in the 21st century!
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| Richard M. Karp
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Combinatorial Problems in Gene expression Analysis Using DNA microarrays
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| Anthony R. Kerlavage
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Computational genomics: Biological Discovery in Complete Genomes
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| Eugene Koonin
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Comparative genomics: Is it changing the paradigm of evolutionary biology?
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| David Balaban
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Genes, Chips, and Genomes
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| Matthias Mann
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Gene Function via the Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Multi-Protein Complexes
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| Michael Sternberg
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Exploiting Protein Structure in the Post-genome Era
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| ISMB 2000[5]
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Gerald Edelman
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| Leroy Hood
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| Minoru Kanehisa
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| J. Andrew McCammon
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| Eugene Myers
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| Harold Scheraga
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| David Searls
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| ISMB 2001[5]
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Christopher Burge
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| Chris Dobson
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| Sean Eddy
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| David Eisenberg
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| Bernardo Huberman
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| Chris Sander
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| Gunnar von Heijne
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| ISMB 2002[9]
|
Stephen Altschul
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Assessing the accuracy of database search methods, and improving the performance of PSI-BLAST
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| Michael Ashburner
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| Ford Doolittle
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| Terry Gaasterland
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| Barry Honig
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| David Baker
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2002 ISCB Overton Prize winner
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| John Reinitz
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| Isidore Rigoutsos
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| ISMB 2003[10]
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Sydney Brenner
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The Evolution of Genes and Genomes
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| David Haussler
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Identifying functional elements in the human genome by tracing the evolutionary history of the bases: a key challenge for comparative genomics
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|
| Yoshihide Hayashizaki
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Dynamic Eukaryotic Transcriptome
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| Jim Kent
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Patching and Painting the Human Genome
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2003 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| John Mattick
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Programming of the autopoietic development of complex organisms: the hidden layer of noncoding RNA
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| David Sankoff
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The Parameters of Genome Rearrangement
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2003 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| Ron Shamir
|
Reconstructing Genetic Networks
|
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| Michael Waterman
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Dynamic Programming Algorithms for Haplotype Block Partitioning
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| ISMB/ECCB 2004[11]
|
Leroy Hood
|
Systems Biology: Strategies for Deciphering Life
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| Denis Noble
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Computational systems biology of the heart
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| Eric D. Green
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Decoding the Human Genome by Multi-Species Sequence Comparisons
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| Svante Pääbo
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Evolution of the primate transcriptome
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| Matthias Mann
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Organellar and time resolved proteomics
|
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| Anna Tramontano
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Progress, assessment and perspectives in protein structure prediction
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| Uri Alon
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Simplicity in complex biological networks
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2004 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| David J. Lipman
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Message and meaning in sequence comparison: is systems biology possible?
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2004 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
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| ISMB 2005[12]
|
Howard Cash
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Biology of Life and Death: Disaster, DNA and the Information Science of Human Identification
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| Gunnar von Heijne
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Membrane Proteins in vivo and in silico - Getting the Best of Two Worlds
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| Jill Mesirov
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Gene Expression Analysis: A Knowledge-based Approach
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| Pavel A. Pevzner
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Transforming Men into Mice: Fragile versus Random Breakage Models of Chromosome Evolution
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| Peter Hunter
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Computational Physiology and the IUPS Physiome Project
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| Satoru Miyano
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Computational Challenges for Gene Networks
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| Ewan Birney
|
Genomes to Systems Biology
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2005 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Janet Thornton
|
From Proteins to Life - Old and New Challenges
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2005 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| ISMB 2006[13]
|
Robert Huber
|
Molecular machines for protein degradation
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| Tom Blundell
|
Structural biology, informatics and the discovery of new medicines
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| Kurt Wüthrich
|
Computational Aspects of NMR Studies with Proteins in Solution
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|
| Mathieu Blanchette
|
What mammalian genomes tell us about our ancestors, and vice versa
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2006 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Elena Conti
|
Molecular mechanisms in RNA degradation
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| Charles DeLisi
|
New Approaches to Biomarker Discovery
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| Richard J. Roberts
|
The need of Bioinformatics for experimental biologists
|
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| Michael Waterman
|
Whole Genome Optical Mapping
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2006 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| ISMB/ECCB 2007[14]
|
Eran Segal
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Quantitative Models for Chromatin and Transcription Regulation
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2007 ISCB Overton Prize winner
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| Temple F. Smith
|
Computational Biology: What is next?
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2007 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
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| Søren Brunak
|
Understanding interactomes by data integration
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| Stephen K. Burley
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Fragment-based discovery of BCR-ABL inhibitors for treatment of chronic myelogenous leukemia
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| Michael Eisen
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Understanding and exploiting the evolution of the sequences that control gene expression
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| Anne-Claude Gavin
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Interaction Networks Probed by Mass Spectrometry
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| John Mattick
|
The majority of the genome of complex organisms is devoted to an RNA regulatory system that directs differentiation and development
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|
| Erin K. O'Shea
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Dissecting Transcriptional Network Structure and Function
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| Renée Schroeder
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Genomic SELEX for the identification of novel non-coding RNAs independent of their expression level
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| Terry Speed
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Genome-wide genotyping: the great classification challenge
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| ISMB 2008[15]
|
Aviv Regev
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Modular biology: the function and evolution of molecular networks
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2008 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| David Haussler
|
100 Million Years of Evolutionary History of the Human Genome
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2008 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| Claire M. Fraser-Liggett
|
Microbial Communities in Health and Disease
|
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| David Jaffe
|
Tiny bits and pieces: new sequencing technologies and what they can do for you
|
|
| Eugene Myers
|
Imaging Bioinformatics
|
|
| Morag Park
|
Profiling the Breast Tumor Microenvironment
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| Bernhard Palsson
|
Systems Biology: an era of reconstruction and interrogation
|
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| Hanah Margalit
|
Intriguing roles for small non-coding RNAs in the cellular regulatory networks
|
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| ISMB/ECCB 2009[16]
|
Trey Ideker
|
New Challenges and Opportunities in Network Biology
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2009 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Webb Miller
|
Bioinformatics Methods to Study Species Extinctions
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2009 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| Pierre-Henri Gouyon
|
Information and Biology
|
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| Daphne Koller
|
Individual Genetic Variation: From Networks to Mechanisms
|
|
| Thomas Lengauer
|
Chasing the AIDS Virus
|
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| Eugenia María del Pino Veintimilla
|
The comparative analysis reveals independence of developmental processes during early development in frogs
|
|
| Tomaso Poggio
|
Computational Neuroscience: Models of the Visual System
|
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| Mathias Uhlén
|
A global view on protein expression based on the Human Protein Atlas
|
|
| ISMB 2010[17]
|
Steven E. Brenner
|
Ultraconserved nonsense: gene regulation by splicing & RNA surveillance
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2010 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Susan Lindquist
|
Protein Folding and Environmental Stress REDRAW the Relationship between Genotype and Phenotype
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| Svante Pääbo
|
Analyses of Pleistocene Genomes
|
|
| Chris Sander
|
Systems Biology of Cancer Cells
|
2010 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| David Altshuler
|
Genomic Variation and the Inherited Basis of Common Disease
|
|
| George M. Church
|
BI/O: Reading and Writing Genomes
|
|
| Robert Weinberg
|
Cancer Stem Cells and the Evolution of Malignancy
|
Special Public Lecture
|
| ISMB/ECCB 2011[18]
|
Bonnie Berger
|
Computational biology in the 21st century: making sense out of massive data
|
|
| Olga Troyanskaya
|
Integrating computation and experiments for a molecular-level understanding of human disease
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2011 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Janet Thornton
|
The Evolution of Enzyme Mechanisms and Functional Diversity
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ECCB 10th Anniversary Keynote
|
| Alfonso Valencia
|
Challenges for Bioinformatics in Personalized Cancer Medicine
|
2011 ISCB Fellow
|
| Luis Serrano
|
M. pneumoniae (Towards a full quantitative understanding of a free-living system)
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| Michael Ashburner
|
From sequences to ontologies - adventures in informatics
|
2011 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| ISMB 2012[19]
|
Richard H. Lathrop & Lawrence Hunter
|
Seeing forward by looking back
|
ISMB 20th Anniversary Keynote
|
| Ziv Bar-Joseph
|
Data integration for understanding dynamic biological systems
|
2012 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Barbara Wold
|
Analysis of transcriptome structure and chromatin landscapes
|
|
| Richard M. Durbin
|
Progress, challenges and opportunities in population genome sequencing
|
2012 ISCB Fellow
|
| Andrej Šali
|
Integrative Structural Biology
|
|
| Gunnar von Heijne
|
The other Third: Coming to grips with membrane proteins
|
2012 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| ISMB/ECCB 2013[20]
|
Gil Ast
|
How Chromatin organization and epigenetics talk with alternative splicing
|
|
| Gonçalo Abecasis
|
Insights from Sequencing Thousands of Human Genomes
|
2013 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Lior Pachter
|
Sequencing based functional genomics (analysis)
|
|
| Gary Stormo
|
Searching for Signals in Sequences
|
2013 ISCB Fellow
|
| Carole Goble
|
Results may vary: what is reproducible? why do open science and who gets the credit?
|
|
| David Eisenberg
|
Protein Interactions in Health and Disease
|
2013 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| ISMB 2014[21]
|
Isaac Kohane
|
Biomedical Quants of the World Unite! We only have our disease burden to lose
|
|
| Eugene Myers
|
DNA Assembly: Past, Present, and Future
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2014 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| Michal Linial
|
Good Things Come in Small Packages – Replicators and Innovators
|
|
| Dana Pe'er
|
A multidimensional single cell approach to understand cellular behavior
|
2014 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Robert S. Langer
|
Biomaterials and biotechnology: From the discovery of the first angiogenesis inhibitors to the development of controlled drug delivery systems and the foundation of tissue engineering
|
|
| Russ Altman
|
Informatics for understanding drug response at all scales
|
2014 ISCB Fellow
|
| ISMB 2015[3]
|
Michael Levitt
|
Birth & Future of Multiscale Modeling of Macromolecules
|
|
| Curtis Huttenhower
|
Understanding microbial community function and the human microbiome in health and disease
|
2015 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Eileen Furlong
|
Genome regulation during embryonic development
|
|
| Kenneth H Wolfe
|
TBA
|
|
| Cyrus Chothia
|
TBA
|
2015 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
|
| Amos Bairoch
|
TBA
|
2015 ISCB Fellow
|
| ISMB 2016[22]
|
Ruth Nussinov
|
Ras signaling: a challenge to the biological sciences
|
2016 ISCB Fellow
|
| Debora Marks
|
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2016 ISCB Overton Prize winner
|
| Sandrine Dudoit
|
Identification of Novel Cell Types in the Brain Using Single-Cell Transcriptome Sequencing
|
|
| Sarah Teichmann
|
Understanding Cellular Heterogeneity
|
|
| Serafim Batzoglou
|
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2016 ISCB Innovator Award winner
|
| Søren Brunak
|
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2016 ISCB Senior Scientist Award winner
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