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Full member The Future of Computational Models for Predicting Human Toxicities
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Full member EMBO Practicuum: Computational Analysis of PPIs for Bench Biologists
"" " As a result of attending the course, trainees should be better able to:
- Identify previously-reported data on PPIs from databases
- Use bioinformatics tools to predict protein modules from protein sequences
- Visualise and analyse data on…
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Full member Travel Awards & CFP: Workshop on NanoInformatics for BioMedicine in conjunction with IEEE BIBM 2012
BIBM 2012 organizers are inviting participants to submit papers with particular emphasis on the following areas: data collection and/or curation; interoperability among different data sources; ethical and social barriers to data sharing; computational or…
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Full member NEW HORIZONS IN TOXICITY PREDICTION: POSTER INVITE & CHEMINFORMATICS VACANCY
TINCers ARE INVITED TO SUBMIT ABSTRACTS FOR REVIEW BY THE LHASA LIMITED SYMPOSIUM PROJECT COMMITTEE. POSTERS WILL BE PRESENTED ON WEDNESDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER 2012, AT THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL LHASA SYMPOSIUM, AN EVENT HOSTED BY DOWNING COLLEGE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.…
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