Abstract
The MCBIOS 2004 conference brought together regional researchers and students in biology, computer science and bioinformatics on October 7th-9th 2004 to present their latest work. This editorial describes the conference itself and introduces the twelve peer-reviewed manuscripts accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the MCBIOS 2004 Conference. These manuscripts included new methods for analysis of high-throughput gene expression experiments, EST clustering, analysis of mass spectrometry data and genomic analysis
Highlights
The Fourth Annual MidSouth Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Society (MCBIOS-IV) conference was held in New Orleans, Louisiana on February 1st–3rd, 2007
At MCBIOS 2007, awards for outstanding poster presentations were given to the following students: In Poster Session I, 1st place went to 1st: Mutlu Mete of UALR, 2nd place to William Sanders of MSU and 3rd place to Stephanie Byrum of the UALR
In Poster Session II, 1st place went to Matthew Landry of University of New Orleans (UNO), 2nd place to Terra Colvin, Jr. of UALR, and 3rd place to Iftekhar Amin of UNO. 1st place for outstanding oral presentation went to Vijayaraj Nagarajan of USM
Summary
Computational Frontiers in Biomedicine Dawn Wilkins, Yuriy Gusev, Raja Loganantharaj, Susan Bridges, Stephen Winters-Hilt, Jonathan D Wren (Senior Editor) Proceedings . The Fourth Annual MidSouth Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Society (MCBIOS-IV) conference was held in New Orleans, Louisiana on February 1st–3rd, 2007. The conference featured three days of technical presentations, with the third day partly devoted to a satellite Conference on Nanopore Cheminformatics with an on-site demo presentation of a nanopore detector (from the Research Institute for Children and UNO Nanopore Cheminformatics/Biophysics Labs). The theme of this year's conference was "Computational Frontiers in Biomedicine". In Poster Session II, 1st place went to Matthew Landry of UNO, 2nd place to Terra Colvin, Jr. of UALR, and 3rd place to Iftekhar Amin of UNO. 1st place for outstanding oral presentation went to Vijayaraj Nagarajan of USM
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