DECEMBER 3rd
13.00 - 14.30 Registration
14.30 - 15.15 Opening Plenary
Session
Manuel Peitsch: Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics,
chairman executive board
15.15
- 18.00
Two Parallel Sessions (coffee break at 16.15) |
Session
1: Bioinformatics for proteomics data
|
- Piercarlo
Fantucci, University of Milano - Bicocca,
IT
- Valérie Barbié,
Merck Serono Research, Ivrea, IT
- Christophe
Bruley, CEA, Grenoble,
FR
Mass spectrometry user's requirements: from basic
data management to advanced data analysis tools
- Pierre-Alain
Binz, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics
and Geneva Bioinformatics (GeneBio) SA, Geneva,
CH
|
Session
2: Beyond discovery in proteomics
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- Virginie
Brun, IRTSV, CEA, Grenoble, FR
Quantitative proteomics: Applications
to clinical biomarkers detection and food safety
assessment
- Enrico Bucci, BioIndustry Park
Canavese, Colleretto Giacosa, IT
An expanded proteomic approach to ALS biomarker identification
?
- Maria Gabriella
Giuffrida, Institute of Sciences of
Food Production - CNR, IT
Proteomics and new perspectives in food allergy
- Michael
Affolter, Nestle Research
Center, Lausanne, CH
Nutritional proteomics: Biomarkers for nutrition
and health |
DECEMBER
4th
08.00 - 09.00 Posters setup
09.00 - 12.30 Partnering
event and SPS Training
Initiative wrap-up session
12.30 - 14.30 Lunch break buffet style and Poster session
:: AFTERNOON :: 14.30
- 17.00
Two Parallel Sessions (coffee break at 15.30) |
Session
3: Bioinformatics for genomics and transcriptomics
data |
- Ferdinando
Di Cunto, University of Turin, IT
Predicting gene function through conserved coexpression
analysis
- Enzo Medico, University of Torino
Medical School, IT
- Yves Vandenbrouck,
Laboratoire de Biologie, Informatique et Mathématiques,
CEA-Grenoble, FR
- Jérôme Wojcik, Merck
Serono Geneva Research Center, CH
Identification of disease-risk and drug-response
biomarkers by whole genome association studies
|
Session
4 : Translational medicine with proteomics |
- Natacha
Turck, Biomedical Proteomics Research Group,
University of Geneva, CH
Collaboration Biomérieux/BPRG:
unraveling biomarkers in neurological disorders,
the BPRG point of view
- Alberto
Abate, bioMérieux, Lyon, FR
Collaboration Biomérieux/BPRG: unraveling biomarkers
in neurological disorders, the Biomérieux point
of view
- Jean-Jacques
Diaz, University Claude Bernard, Lyon, FR
Proteomics : a bridge between viral infection and cancer
- Frédéric
Eberle, Roche Diagnostics, FR
Genomic biomarkers: contribution of diagnostic tests
to personalized medicine
|
17.00 - 17.45 Closing Plenary Session
Denis Hochstrasser, University Hospital of Geneva
Biomarkers in Medical Practice
17.45 Poster Award Ceremony
Closing session |
