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The Canadian
National Committee for the IUCr
Suzanne Fortier, Chair
Dept. of Chemistry
Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6
phone: (613) 545-6933
FAX: (613) 545-6934
fortiers@qucdn.queensu.ca
Jean-Pierre Charland, Treasurer
DNRC, CANMET,BCC Bldg. 3
Energy Research Labs
555 Booth St.
Ottawa, Ont. K1A 0G1
phone: (613) 995-5751
FAX: (613) 995-9584
charland@emr.ca
Joseph Schrag, Secretary
Biotechnology Research Institute
National Research Council of Canada
Montreal, Que. H4P 2R2
phone: (514) 496-2557
FAX: (514) 496-5143
joe.schrag@nrc.ca
Francois Brisse
Dept. de Chemie
Universite de Montreal
Montreal, Que. H3C 3J7
phone: (514) 343-6730
FAX: (514) 343-7586
brisse@ere.umontreal.ca
T. Stanley Cameron
Dept. of Chemistry
Dalhousie University
Halifax, N.S. B3H 4J3
phone: (902) 494-3305
FAX: (902) 494-1310
cameron@ac.dal.ca
Frank Hawthorne
Dept. of Geological Sciences
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Man. R3T 2N2
phone: (204)474-8861
FAX: (204)261-7581
fchawthorn@bldgwall.lan1.umanitoba.ca
Louis T.J. Delbaere, ex-officio
Canadian Representative to the ACA
Department of Biochemistry
University of Saskatchewan
107 Wiggins Road
Saskatoon SK S7N 5E5
phone: (306) 966-4360
FAX: (306) 966-4390
delbaere@sask.usask.ca
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Preliminary Meeting
Announcement Quantative Challenges in the Post Genomic Sequence
Era: A Workshop and Symposium, January 11-15, 2000 Sponsored
by: The Burroughs Wellcome Fund
For complete details and to request future mailings connect
to: http://ljis.ucsd.edu
DEADLINES: Contributed Talks: August 16, 1999 Posters: November
1, 1999
CONFERENCE VISION:
Completion of the human genome sequencing project will mark a
change in the focus of quantitative studies of genomic information
from the gathering and archiving of genomic data to its analysis
and use in prediction and discovery. This symposium is intended
to provide an international forum for provocative discussions
debating the current state-of-the-art and envisioning future
directions for the application of quantitative science to sequence-to-function
paradigms in biology. The workshop will target the training and
exposure of developing interdisciplinary scientists to the many
new challenges beyond genome sequencing, and to varied approaches
to pursuing scientific careers at the interfaces between the
physical, chemical, and computational sciences and the biological
sciences.
SYMPOSIUM:
1/13/00 - Folding the Genome(s)-Sequence to Structure and Beyond
(Presenters: David Eisenberg, Wayne Hendrickson, Sung-Hou Kim,
Gaetano Montelione, Greg Petsko, Chris Sander, Shoshana Wodak)
1/14/00 - Understanding the Genome Structure(s) and Their Connection
to Function (Presenters: William Eaton, Alan Fersht, Susan Marqusee,
John Moult, Peter Wolynes)
1/15/00 - Exploring Tomorrow's Landscape-From Atomic Details
to Molecular Networks (Presenters: Steven Chu, Chris Dobson,
Harry Gray, Klaus Schulten)
WORKSHOP:
1/11/00 - Exploring Genomic Sequence to Function (Presenters:
Lorena Beese, Tracy Handel, Andrej Sali)
1/12/00 - Understanding the Fundamentals of Structure, Function,
and Folding (Presenters: Robert Dickson, Martin Gruebele, Leslie
Kuhn, Vijay Pande, Douglas Tobias)
LA JOLLA INTERFACES IN SCIENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Jose N. Onuchic, University of California, San Diego (UCSD)
Elizabeth D. Getzoff, The Scripps Research Institute
Charles L. Brooks III, The Scripps Research Institute
Peter W. Arzberger, UCSD
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