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BIOCOMP'07: Best Paper Awards

Last modified 2007-11-17 08:53

    Best Student Paper Award
      Refining Detection of Protein Binding Regions Using Pyrosequencing-Derived RNA Fragments
      Xin Wang, Guohua Wang, Changyu Shen, Lang Li, Sean D. Mooney, Howard J. Edenberg, Jeremy R. Sanford and Yunlong Liu
      Harbin Engineering University, China
      Harbin Institute of Technology, China
      Indiana University, Indiana, USA
      Purdue University, Indiana, USA

    Best Application Research Paper Award
      A Directed Approach to Learning Bayesian Networks from Microarray Data
      John Quackenbush, Amira Djebbari and Renee Rubio
      Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Massachusetts, USA
      Harvard School of Public Health, Massachusetts, USA

    Best Original Research Paper Award

      Orthology and Multiple Class Prediction of Functional Elements in the Human Genome
      Mary Qu Yang and Laura L. Elnitski
      National Human Genome Research Institute - National Institutes of Health, Maryland, USA

    Honorary Runner-Up for Best Paper Awards
      Discriminate Analysis using Multigene Expression Profiles in Classification of Breast Cancer
      Xin Yan and Tian Zhengy
      Russell Investment Group, Washington, USA
      Columbia University, New York, USA
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