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Subject: Early registration deadline extended for Quo Vadis Structural Biology?
From: Ben Eisenbraun bene {- at -} CRYSTAL {- dot -} HARVARD {- dot -} EDU
Date: 2008-03-18
Pardon the interruption:

We have extended the early registration deadline for the SBGrid user
summit 'Quo Vadis Structural Biology?' Information from the initial
mailing is below.

Come on by and see us now, ya hear?

-ben

--
Ben Eisenbraun
Structural Biology Grid
http://sbgrid.org/

==

The first ever SBGrid user summit 'Quo Vadis Structural Biology?' will
take place on May 5th and 6th 2008 in Boston, Massachusetts. We will
have a number of talks and workshops focused on structural biology
computing.

This two-day conference will include lectures and hands-on computing lab
sessions. Our speakers include Axel Brunger, Niko Grigorieff, James
Chou, Mark Gerstein, David E. Shaw, Joachim Frank, Frank Delaglio and
others.

We have two tracks of hands-on workshops. The first track focuses on
tools and techniques for using structural biology software. The second
track is of a more general technical nature and focuses on building your
own tools and computing infrastructure to support your research needs.

The structural biology workshops will be lead by industry veterans
including Paul Emsley (low resolution model building), Ralf
Grosse-Kunstleve (structure determination with Phenix), Naomi Chayen
(protein crystallization), Gael MacGill (animation), Woody Sherman
(in-silico screening) and others.

The technical track includes workshops led by Harry Powell (computing
and programming with CCP4), David Gohara (introduction to Apple
technologies for scientists) and Ian Stokes-Rees (Python for
scientists).

These are just a few of our hands-on workshops; please see the Quo Vadis
website for a complete listing. The computing workshops are limited to
24 participants so please register early.

To register or to find out more, please visit the conference website:

http://www.sbgrid.org/quovadis

The full list of speakers is also available via PDF:

http://sbgrid.org/downloads/QuoVadis_poster2.pdf

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