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C3'2010
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Programme
Conference Hall: Main building of China Agricultural University (West Campus)(中国农业大学西校区主楼）
Computer room: 314
Computer room: 314
Saturday 4th September 2010
- Registration
Main building of China Agricultural University (At the opposite side of the main gate)
Room 314
Sunday 5th September 2010
- 08:00~08:30 Opening ceremony & photo
- 09:30~ Team grouping & Forbidden City tour
Monday 6th September 2010
- 08:30~09:00 Introduction: Ming Chen & Andrew Harrison
An overview of what needs to be done at the school and the expected work load on each day.
Section 1 (Lectures) - 09:00~10:15 Lecture 1
Arrays against time (transcriptomics through the ages).
Lecturer: Sean May, Nottingham University, UK - 10:30~11:45 Lecture 2
Eliminate the impossible (experimental design and bioconcerns).
Lecturer: Sean May, Nottingham University, UK - 12:00~13:30 Lunch
Section 2 (Practical) - 13:30~17:00 Practice 1
R/Bioconductor introduction.
Practical: Hugh Shanahan, London University, UK; Dijun Chen, Zhejiang University, China - 17:30~ Dinner
Tuesday 7th September 2010
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Section 3 (Lectures)
- 09:00~10:15 Lecture 3
Biophysics of GeneChips and causes of outliers.
Lecturer: Andrew Harrison, Essex University, UK - 10:30~11:45 Lecture 4
Associative methods in System Biology.
Lecturer: Hugh Shanahan, London University, UK - 12:00~13:30 Lunch
Section 4 (Practical) - 13:30~17:00 Practice 2
To use R/Bioconductor to analyse data (1).
Practical: Hugh Shanahan, London University, UK; Dijun Chen, Zhejiang University, China - 17:30~ Dinner
Wednesday 8th September 2010
- The Great Wall tour (Self-supporting)
Thursday 9th September 2010
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Section 5 (Lectures)
- 09:00~10:30 Lecture 5
Introduction to Gene Ontologies.
Lecturer: Hugh Shanahan, London University, UK - 10:50~11:30 Lecture 6
What controls the length of introns? An example of the application of bioinformatics in evolutionary study.
Lecturer: Dengke Niu, Beijing Normal University, China - 12:00~13:30 Lunch
Section 6 (Practical) - 13:30~17:00 Practice 3
To use R/Bioconductor to analyse data (2).
Practical: Hugh Shanahan, London University, UK; Dijun Chen, Zhejiang University, China - 17:30~ Dinner and Karaoke (joint event with the Summer School of Trends in cross-disciplinary nano, bio and IT research)
Friday 10th September 2010 (Workshop)
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Section 7 (Chair: Ming Chen)
- 09:00~09:40
Operating mechanism and dynamics of multimeric proteins: The molecular simulation approaches.
Speaker: Mingsheng Liu, CSIRO, Australia - 09:45~10:25
Computational analysis of protein-protein interactions and binding sites in the budding yeast genome.
Speaker: Kui Lin, Beijing Normal University, China - 10:25~10:45
Coffee/Tea break - 10:45~11:25
The Statistical Analysis of Circadian Expression Data: Algorithms and Application.
Speaker: Rendong Yang & Zhen Su, China Agricultural University, China - 11:25~12:00
Mechanisms of 2, 4-D Treatment in Storage of Fresh Citrus.
Speaker: Lingling Chen, Huazhong Agricultural University, China - 12:00~13:30 Lunch
Section 8 (Chair: Ziding Zhang) - 13:30~14:10
Parent-independent genotyping for constructing an ultrahigh-density linkage map based on population sequencing.
Speaker: Weibo Xie, Huazhong Agricultural University, China - 14:15~14:55
Looking for post-transcriptional signatures in GeneChip data.
Speaker: Andrew Harrison, Essex University, UK - 15:00~15:40
Deciphering the Arabidopsis floral transition process by integrating a protein-protein interaction network and gene expression data.
Speaker: Fei He & Ziding Zhang, China Agricultural University, China - 15:40~16:00
Coffee/Tea break - 16:00~16:40
Dissection of transcriptional and posttranscriptional mechanims underlying the red-flesh trait in sweet orange by deep sequencing.
Speaker: Qiang Xu, Huazhong Agricultural University, China - 16:45~17:25
The application of illumina high-throughout sequencing analyzer in plant molecular biology and agriculture.
Speaker: Shuliang Yu, Illumina, Inc. - 17:30~19:00 Dinner
- 19:30~20:30 Discussion on Sino-UK Collaboration
Saturday 11th September 2010
- 9:30~11:40 Close session & Awards ceremony (VIP from RCUK-China & NSFC)
Science in the UK and China, and moving between countries; career structures in both countries. We expect to recruit UK students who may be considering spending part of their careers in China and we hope some of the Chinese students similarly look to spend part of their careers in UK. The RCUK-China relevant organisations are included. - 12:00~ Lunch & Farewell
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