Schedule

8:30 am

Primer: Presenting Data, Session Chair: Cydney Nielsen
Speaker: Bang Wong, Broad Institute of MIT, USA

9:00 am

BioVis Papers: Visualizing Imaging Data, Session Chair: Hendrik Strobelt

9:00 am

Visualization of gene expression information within the context of the mouse anatomy,
Kenneth McLeod, Andy Taylor, Chris Armit, Richard Baldock, A. Burger

9:25 am

Visualization of Large Volumetric Multi-Channel Microscopy Data Streams on Standard PCs, Tobias Brix, Jörg-Stefan Praßni, Klaus Hinrichs

9:50 am

Visualization and Correction of Automated Segmentation, Tracking and Lineaging from 5-D Stem Cell Image Sequences,
Eric Wait, Mark Winter, Chris Bjornsson, Erzsebet Kokovay, Jenny Wang, Susan Goderie, Sally Temple, Andrew Cohen

10:15 am

Coffee/Tea Break

10:45 am

BioVis Papers: Population Data Visualization, Session Chair: Nils Gehlenborg

10:45 am

inPHAP - Interactive visualization of genotype and phased haplotype data,
Günter Jäger, Alexander Herbig, Kay Nieselt

11:10 am

Helium: Visualization of Large Scale Plant Pedigrees,
Paul D. Shaw, Martin Graham, Jessie Kennedy, Iain Milne, David F. Marshall

11:35 am

iGPSe: A Visual Analytic System for Integrative Genomic Based Cancer Patient Stratification,
Hao Ding, Chao Wang, Kun Huang, Raghu Machiraju

12:00 pm

Highlights Session, Session Chair: Kay Nieselt

12:00 am

Characterizing Cancer Subtypes Using Dual Analysis in Caleydo StratomeX,
Cagatay Turkay, Alexander Lex, Marc Streit, Hanspeter Pfister, Helwig Hauser

12:15 am

NetGestalt: integrating multidimensional omics data over biological networks,
Bing Zhang, Zhiao Shi, Jing Wang

12:30 pm

Lunch Break with Lunch Box and Beverages

1:45 pm

Highlights Session, Session Chair: Jos Roerdink

1:45 pm

Observing Genomics and Phenotypical Patterns in the Developing Mouse Brain,
Qihang Li, Chao Wang, David Feng, Kun Huang, Raghu Machiraju

2:00 pm

Visualizing RNA Microarray datasets with Glyph SPLOMs,
Michael F. Sharpnack, Andrew Yates, Allison Webb, Helen Chamberlin, Kun Huang, Raghu Machiraju

2:15 pm

Data Contest Session: Resting-state functional brain networks (5 entries),
Session Chair: Will Ray

Biological Visualization and Medical Advancements : Scott Fasone, Evan Hollins, and Sean Morehart

Heat Mapping As An Interim Solution For Displaying Biological Data : Jordan Griffith, Spencer Merriss, and Aditya Malik

Comparing Functional Networks of the Brain: An Introductory Tutorial using Python : Randy Heiland and Olaf Sporns

Visual Analysis of Resting State Functional Brain Networks : Michael de Ridder, Karsten Klein, and Jinman Kim

Using BioFabric to Visualize and Compare Resting-State Functional Brain Networks : William J. R. Longabaugh

Method for identifying individuals from rs-fMRI correlaton networks : Nandakumar Paramparambath

BioVis Data Contest Entry: Brain Constellation : Ryo Sakai, Nico Verbeeck, Jaak Simm, and Jan Aerts

3:30 pm

Coffee/Tea Break

4:00 pm

Challenges Session, Chairs: Michel Westenberg and Greg Carter

4:00 pm

Interactive graphics for high-dimensional genetic data,
Speaker: Karl W Broman, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

4:35 pm

Visualization Challenges and Advances in Metagenomics,
Speaker: Serdar Turkarslan, Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle, USA

5:15 pm

Awards Ceremony and Closing Remarks, Kay Nieselt