10. Herbstseminar der Bioinformatik (2012) registration

10. Herbstseminar der Bioinformatik (2012)

Panorama Rosenberg


The meeting takes place from 02.10.2012 - 07.10.2012.

Contact: herbstseminar [at] bioinf.uni-leipzig.de

Location

The meeting will be in the Hotel Jef (Doubice 107, Doubice 40758, Czech Republic).

Hotel Jef (map)
Additional information about the hotel can be found here.
Phone: +420 412 381 429
e-Mail: doubice@hotel-jef.cz

Conference place



The hotel has 31 rooms for approximately 65 people. Each room has a bedroom and its own bathroom including a shower. If you prefer not to stay in Hotel Jef we have the possibility to get rooms - with student unfriendly prices - in the neighborhood. In this case please send us an email till end of May. Breakfast and dinner will be served for all participants in Hotel Jef.

You will get further information about breakfast, dinner, etc. on 02.10.2012 at the reception.

room example

For more information and pictures of Hotel Jef have a look at their web pages one and two.
Since Doubice is no city with a lot of light you might need a flashlight/torch for your night walks.

Registration Fee (Student 115 Euro and Professor 175 Euro)

The conference fee includes accommodation, breakfast and dinner at Hotel Jef.
Please transfer the registration fee to the conference bank account in advance.
You will recieve an email with all details after successful registration.

Cash

Please, ensure that you have enough money for additional meals, drinks, etc. It is no ATM available!
It is not possibile to pay with credit or ec-card in Hotel Jef. You can pay in Euro, however with a "bad" rate, or in Czech Kronen.

Scientific Program (download)

It is possible for every participant to present his/her scientific work. All diploma and PhD students should give a talk. This is not only a burden but also a good chance to present your scientific results to Peter, Ivo, Rolf and all the others of the Bompfünewerer consortium at the same time. We will have three kinds of talks: A meaningful (preliminary) title should be given in the registration process.

As usual we bring a projector (beamer) and a laser pointer for the presentations, which are given at Hotel Jef.

The final program can be dowloaded as PDF (program.pdf).

Traveling (map) - three choices

Reiseanträge (Leipzig-people)

The best way are traveling groups (e.g. people driving in one car, train traveler groups). Please be self-organized! Everybody has to fill a single Dienstreise Formular!

Panorama Rudolfstein




Registration is closed

Contact us (herbstseminar [at] bioinf.uni-leipzig.de) in case of questions.

Registered participants

Firstname LastnameAffiliationTalk TitleTimeArrival byDeparture byPayment Status
1Sven FindeissUniversity of ViennaRational Design Progress15otherotherdone
2Rolf BackofenFreiburgNews and Updates from Freiburg25otherotherdone
3Manja MarzFSU JenaRNA virus goes bioinformatics25otherotherdone
4Petra PregelULEI---15otherotherdone
5Katja NowickBioinformatik LeipzigPrimate transcriptome evolution15otherotherdone
6Arli Aditya Parikesitbioinf leipzigEukaryotes Protein Domain Distribution25busbusdone
7Christian ArnoldBioinf LeipzigChromatin Rules and Complexity25otherotherdone
8Axel WintscheUNILEInews from MEME15otherotherdone
9Abdullah SahyounUni LeipzigMitochondrial genomes15busbusdone
10Lorena Rivarola D.UFZ - Universität LeipzigNGS and Ecotoxicology15busbusdone
11Peter StadlerULEIZuhörer15carcardone
12Baerbel StadlerULEI---15otherotherdone
13Elias Stadler------15otherotherdone
14Lydia SteinerUniLeisomething about chromatin25busbusdone
15Magnus MarcinIIMCB WarsawPrediction of accuracy of RNA 3D models15otherotherdone
16Grzegorz ChojnowskiIIMCB WarsawStructural analysis of RNA-RNA interactions15otherotherdone
17Matthias BerntPACOSY Leipzigsomething new about a gene order or mitogenome related topic25otherotherdone
18Josef LeydoldWU ViennaZuhöhrer15carcardone
19Sandra Leydold---Zuhöhrerin15carcardone
20Johannes WaldmannHTWK Leipzigsth. about Constraint Programming/SAT encoding/Haskell25otherotherdone
21Maik RiechertHTWK LeipzigRNA folding with multiple context-free grammars using DSLs in Scala25traintraindone
22Stefanie WehnerFSU Jenasomething about ncRNAs15otherotherdone
23Konstantin RiegeFSU JenaAutomatization of ncRNA annotation - an outlook15otherotherdone
24David LangenbergerUni LeipzigHigh-Throughput Sequencing: An Overview25carcardone
25Mario FasoldIZBISNP detection in deep sequencing data25otherotherdone
26Christian Hoener zu SiederdissenUniversity of ViennaWarm, fuzzy things for fun and profit15otherotherdone
27Peter KerpedjievUniversity of ViennaCoarse Grained 3D RNA Folding15otherotherdone
28Markus FrickeFSU JenaBioinformatic analysis of the coronavirus - an outlook15otherotherdone
29Stanislaw Dunin-HorkawiczIIMCBEvolution of ncRNAs15otherotherdone
30Grzegorz LachIIMCB, WarsawDesign15carcardone
31Michal BonieckiIIMCB, WarsawSimRNA - program for RNA folding simulations15otherotherdone
32Tobias MedeULEI-BioinfPKR and its activators15busbusdone
33Sebastian BartschatULEI-BioinfsnoRNAs in fungi15otherotherdone
34Gu JiaoMIS MPIsomething about spectrum15traintraindone
35Stefan BadeltWien, TBIDesign of self-processing ribozymes15otherotherdone
36Ronny LorenzTBI ViennaRNA Folding Algorithms with G-Quadruplexes25otherotherdone
37Christian OttoBioinf Leipzigsomething about segemehl and its features25busbusdone
38Fabian AmmanUniversity of Viennabacterial translation initiation and sRNA15otherotherdone
39Andrea TanzerCRGOver Short or Long15otherotherdone
40Marcel KucharikUniversity of ViennaRNA folding kinetics15otherotherdone
41Ivo HofackerUniversity of Vienna---15carcardone
42Hammer StefanUniversity of Viennastart up of PhD project15otherotherdone
43Irma Lozada-ChávezBioinf LeipzigDifferential evolution of non-coding DNA across eukaryotes and its relationship with multicellular complexity25otherotherdone
44Philipp-Jens OstermeierMPI MISxy ungel\"{o}st15traintraindone
45Lydia OstermeierBioinf Leipzigsth about graphs15traintraindone
46Stephan BernhartBioinf--15otherotherdone
47Alexander SchäferMPI for Human Cognitive and Brain Scienceclustering of human brain graphs15traintraindone
48Axel MosigRUB und PICBThe Benefits of Procrastination in Image Analysis45carcardone
49Nicolas WiesekeFSU Jenasomething about multiple genome alignment or cophylogeny15carcardone
50Jana HertelBioinf Leipzig---15otherotherdone
51Joerg FallmannUniversity of Viennaprotein-RNA interactions, ARE elements, ....15traintraindone
52Christoph FlammUniversity of ViennaCan Chemical Reaction Networks compute?45otherotherdone
53Sebastian WildTU KaiserslauternRNA-RNA Interaction Prediction with Stochastic Grammars25traintraindone
54Ruby MoritzUniversität LeipzigAnnotation Guided Local Similarity Search in Multiple Sequences and its Application to Mitochondrial Genomes15otherotherdone
55Daniel MerkleUniversity of Southern DenmarkSomething on Analysis of Chemical Reaction Networks25traintraindone
56Jakob L. AndersenUniversity of Southern DenmarkEven more on Analysis of Chemical Reaction Networks25trainbusdone
57Jing QinBioinfLandscapes15traintraindone
58Xuanshi LiuBioinf,University of LeipzigThe role of parent-of-origin in obesity using haplotype phasing15traintraindone
59Florian EggenhoferTBIcmcompare webserver15otherotherdone
60Stefan JanssenBielefeld UniversityFun with covariance models25traintraindone
61Philipp PetersUniversity of Southern DenmarkExploring chemistry with SMT25traintraindone
62Luz rosalina Tincopa MarcaBioinformatik LeipzigTranscription factors in primates15otherotherdone
63Christoph KaempfUni-LeipzigSomething with RNA probing15otherotherdone
64Stephanie KehrULEI-BioinfsnoRNAs in the Cajal Body15busbusdone
65Claus WeinholdtMLU Halle-Wittenbergsomething about microRNA targets15carcardone
66Sachin PundhirRTH, University of CopenhagenA computational framework to analyze RNA-seq data for differential processing patterns15traintraindone
67Anne WenzelRTH, University of Copenhagensomething about RNA-RNA interactions15traintraindone
68Sabarinathan RadhakrishnanRTH, University of CopenhagenRNAsnp - features and appliation15traintraindone
69Hui XiaoRTH, University of Copenhagen---15traintraindone
70Tim JohannIZBI(preliminary) An integrated modular software framework for cellular simulations.15otherotherdone
71Johannes NeitschIZBIModeling of cells in liver15traintraindone
72Stefan SeemannRTH, University of CopenhagenGenome-wide study of conserved RNA secondary structures25traintraindone
73Adrian FriebelIZBI LeipzigImage Analysis15traintraindone
74Jan GorodkinRTH, Uni-CPH- - - - 15otherotherdone
75Yuki KatoNara Institute of Science and TechnologyRNA structural alignment using dual decomposition15otherotherdone
76Jens SteuckULEI---0carcardone
77Rainer MachneUniversitaet LeipzigDynamic chromosomal domain organization of an archaic eukaryotic growth program15traintraindone
78Pawel PiatkowskiIIMCBmiRNA processing by Dicer15carcardone