Bioconductors! The conference schedule continues to mature, with a nearly complete line-up of scientific talks and workshops. The early registration deadline is July 1; neighboring hotels are filling up quickly. Please distribute the attached poster to interested colleagues! Morning Scientific Presentations Olivier Elemento Cancer as a Darwinian process: insights from next-generation sequencing ? Levi Waldron Meta-analysis for prognostic and predictive gene signatures of late-stage ovarian cancer ? Fabian Gruber Extensive variation in chromatin states across human individuals and populations ? Josh Akey Tales of human history from 6,500 exome sequences ? Kasper Hansen A genome-wide look at DNA methylation ? New this year, short presentations from the Bioconductor community: Gregoire Pau; Laurent Gatto; Rory Stark; Matthew McCall; Tim Triche. Afternoon Bioconductor Software Workshops R / Bioconductor for everyone ? Analysis of RNA-Seq differential gene expression and exon use with the DESeq2 and DEXSeq ? From reads to genes in less than 10 R commands? Efficient manipulation of high-throughput sequence data in Bioconductor ? ReportingTools: an automated result processing toolkit for high throughput genomic analyses ? Interactive visualization in Bioconductor using Epivizr ? Reproducible research using RStudio, knitr and git ? Developing apps with BaseSpaceR ? Variant Calling with Bioconductor ? Variant-transcription factor-phenotype networks ? Discovering gene regulatory mutations ? minfi and shinyMethyl: winning packages for methylation analysis ? A Bioconductor pipeline for ChIP-Seq experiments ? Differential analysis of ChIP-seq data ? Cheminformatics of drug-like small molecule data ? Accessing public data repositories with Bioconductor ? Annotations in Bioconductor ? RGalaxy / AnnotationHub See you in Seattle! Martin
Dr. Martin Morgan, PhD Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center 1100 Fairview Ave. N. PO Box 19024 Seattle, WA 98109