Call for abstracts
Abstracts describing recent, current/ongoing work at any level are invited. Young researchers and students at an early stage are highly encouraged to submit.
Submitters may choose between:
Full Talks (15-20 minutes) to be presented in person.
Poster to be presented at the designated poster session.
Topics
Submitted contributions should address novel bioinformatics methods, algorithms, databases, tools and applications for research and development in one or more of the following domains:
Population Genetics
Genome analysis
Sequence analysis
Phylogenetics
Structural Bioinformatics
High-throughput biomolecular analysis
Genetics and Population Analysis
Systems Biology
Data and Text Mining
Biological Networks
Visualization
Databases and Ontologies
Personalized Medicine
Biodiversity
Macromolecular Crystallography
Structure of Small Molecules & Materials
Molecular Structure by Other Methods
This list is not meant to be exclusive of any further topics as stated above.
The Organizing Committee reserves the right to refuse contributions that are not up to the required scientific standards of the conference.
Information about the abstract submission deadline and the notification of acceptance for a poster or an oral presentation is available in the Key-Dates section.
For each abstract accepted, at least the presenting author needs to register within the required time frame.
Type of contributions
Submissions are limited to 1 to 2 page abstracts and will be assigned to one of the conference topics above. The following contributions are sought
Abstracts for oral communications
Abstracts for posters
For each abstract, the submitting author should indicate whether it should be considered for an oral presentation, otherwise the Scientific Committee will consider it as a "poster submission" only.
The abstract proceedings will be available before the beginning of the conference in open access electronic form.
Detailed instructions can be found at the Instruction to Authors section.