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Talks

Eric Schadt: Characterizing co-expression networks in liver, adipose, and brain tissues in segregating mouse populations
Martin McIntosh: Comparative profiling of complex protein mixtures with peptide arrays generated from LC-MS mass spectrometry
John Storey: Significance Analysis of Time Course Microarray Experiments
Wolfgang Huber: Array of plenty - analysis of a 4 base resolution yeast genome tiling array
Sridhar Ramaswamy: Genome-wide views of Human Cancer
Michael Boutros: Genome-wide Approaches to Dissect Cellular Signaling by RNAi
Ram Samudrala: Modelling proteomes
BioC Overview: Rafael Irizarry, Robert Gentleman, and Vincent Carey present an overview of BioConductor with emphasis on future directions for the project.
Steve Lincoln: Emerging Technology and Applications of Affymetrix GeneChips: Implications for Data Management and Analysis
Rachel Brem: Local regulatory variation in S. cerevisiae

2008-05-01

BioC 2.2, consisting of 260 packages and designed to work with R 2.7.0, was released today.

2008-03-04

BioConductor release scheduled for 30 April 2008.