REPORT on the Sixth International Workshop on Chromosome 9 held at Denver, Colorado, U.S.A., 27 October 1998

Report on the ACM Sixth International Workshop on Data

Report on EU-USA workshop: how systems biology can advance cancer research (27 October 2008).

The main conclusion is that systems biology approaches can indeed advance cancer research, having already proved successful in a very wide variety of cancer-related areas, and are likely to prove superior to many current research strategies. Major points include: Systems biology and computational approaches can make important contributions to research and development in key clinical aspects of ...

TIPSTER TEXT PROGRAM PHASE III: Proceedings of a Workshop held at Baltimore, MD, USA, October 13-15, 1998

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the Sixth International Workshop on Languages

The notion of isolating the \common case" is a well known computer science principle. This paper describes ZPL, a language that treats data parallelism as a common case of MIMD parallelism. This separation of concerns has many bene ts. It allows us to de ne a clean and concise language for describing data parallel computations, and this in turn leads to e cient parallel execution. Our particula...

Sixth International Workshop on Culturally - Aware Tutoring

Many theoretical cultural frameworks have been proposed in the literature. For comparisons and critiques of these frameworks to make sense, community members have to assign similar-enough meanings to the terms that they use when interacting. This entails overcoming the challenge of dealing with the imprecise and interpretable definitions conveyed in frameworks due to the use of common language....