Technical areas addressed by CIBB 2014 include, but are not limited to: next generation sequencing bioinformatics; multi omics integration; methods for the integration of clinical and genetic data; algorithms for alternative splicing analysis; methods for the functional classification of genes; methods for the unsupervised analysis, validation and visualization of structures discovered in bio-molecular data; prediction of protein structures; mass spectrometry data analysis in proteomics; methods for comparative genomics; algorithms for molecular evolution and phylogenetic analysis; mathematical modelling and simulation of biological systems; systems and synthetic biology; heterogeneous data integration and data fusion for diagnostics; bio-molecular databases and data mining; algorithms for pharmacogenetics; bio-medical text mining and imaging; modeling and evaluation methods for diagnosis and prognosis; software tools for bioinformatics.
Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings.
A selection of papers presented at CIBB 2014 will be published in a post conference volume printed by Springer in the Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics (LNBI) series, n° 8623.
Moreover, we are planning to publish the best papers in extended form in a special issue of BMC Bioinformatics.
Submissions can be an original or a review paper. Paper length should range between 10 and 14 pages. Submissions will be collected via Easychair. To upload your post proceedings work you must select a NEW SUBMISSION. At this first stage, please upload only the pdf file, structured using the LNBI format. You can find more about the format in the Springer LNBI website in the Author guidelines page. SUBMIT TO EASYCHAIR
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