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Biomax - Knowledge Management and Data Integration in Plant Research

Efficient data integration, exploration and interpretation are indispensable to research in the plant and animal sciences. This workshop will address the major challenges and current computational solutions that scientists are using to extract knowledge from diverse data resources. We will examine how to best integrate diverse content, including public and private databases, ontologies, methods and analytical tools, into centralized repositories that represent an organization's collective knowledge. The goal of the workshop is to foster open discussion of how the abundance of data, information and tools, are being utilized and translated into knowledge and opportunity in an organized and systematic way. Renowned presenters from industry, academic and research institutions will share their experiences and insight.
Date: Monday, January 16, 2017
Time: 6:10 PM-8:20 PM
Room: Pacific Salon 2
Moderator:
Maximilian Peters
Organizer:
Mercedes Ames Sevillano
6:10 PM
Welcoming Remarks


6:15 PM
Introductory Remarks


6:45 PM
Data Integration and Knowledge Management to Facilitate Research on Plant-Pathogen Interactions: Case Study Solanum tuberosum−Verticillium Wilt
Mercedes Ames Sevillano, Biomax Informatics AG; Douglas Rouse, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Arun Kumar, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Shelley Jansky, University of Wisconsin-Madison

7:10 PM
Whole-Genome Approach to Plant Phenotype Prediction
Tatiana Tatarinova, University of Southern California; Laurent Gentzbittel, Université de Toulouse, INP-ENSAT, UMR 5245; Cecile Ben, University of Toulouse

7:35 PM
Tentative Title: Building Data Repositories for Crop Genetic Resources
Reinhard Simon, International Potato Center (CIP)

8:00 PM
Concluding Remarks


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