[Socbin] The Swedish Bioinformatics Workshop 2008

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The Swedish Bioinformatics Workshop 2008

We know you've been waiting and here it finally is; the invitation to the 8th
Swedish Bioinformatics Workshop!

Date: Feb 28-29 2008
Place: The Evolutionary Biology Center, Uppsala, Sweden
Registration deadline: Jan 31, 2008 (same date for abstracts)
URL: www.lcb.uu.se/sbw2008
Contact: sbw2008 at lcb.uu.se

The Swedish Bioinformatics Workshop is providing an opportunity for graduate
students and postdocs to meet, discuss and present their results in a friendly
and fun atmosphere. It attracts young researchers from various fields such as
bioinformatics, genomics, metagenomics, protein structure prediction, medical
data analysis and evolution.

Sign up for the conference today at
http://www.lcb.uu.se/sbw2008/index.php?page=registration

Do not miss the chance to present your work with a poster or as a speaker, this
is a great opportunity to practice and to get some feedback on those long hours
by the computer!

The registration fee is 500 SEK, including food. For all practical details,
please visit our homepage www.lcb.uu.se/sbw2008. If you have any questions, do
not hesitate to contact us at sbw2008 at lcb.uu.se.

Our keynote speakers have been selected to represent young and dynamic
scientists that are now in the process of establishing new and exciting
research groups, including
Prof. David Sumpter, Mathematical biology (UU)
Dr. Gabriella Lindgren, Animal breeding and genetics (SLU)
Dr. José Alvarez Castro, Gene interaction modelling (UU, SLU)
http://www.lcb.uu.se/sbw2008/index.php?page=keynote-speakers
SBW 2008 is a broad collaboration between the Linnaeus Centre for
Bioinformatics, Molecular Evolution, The Department of Cell and Molecular
Biology, The Department of Genetics and Pathology, and Neuroscience.



Courtesy:
Björn Nystedt (Sällström)
PhD Student
Molecular Evolution
EBC, Uppsala University
Norbyv. 18C, 752 36  Uppsala
Sweden
phone: +46 (0)18-471 45 88
email: Bjorn.Nystedt at ebc.uu.se
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Prashanth Suravajhala
PhD Fellow
http://ruc.dk/~prash/

 The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason
for existing ~Albert Einstein