Bioinformatics & Medical Informatics MIK seminars 2011 Antoine van Kampen Bioinformatics Laboratory Academic Medical Center Amsterdam.

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Bioinformatics & Medical Informatics MIK seminars 2011 Antoine van Kampen Bioinformatics Laboratory Academic Medical Center Amsterdam

5 Seminars Seminar 1. Bioinformatics and Medical Informatics (5 hrs) Date: Tuesday, 1 February, Time: Prof Antoine van Kampen Seminar 2. e-infrastructures & biomedical research (7 hrs) Date: Tuesday, 15 February, Time: Dr. Silvia Olabarriaga Seminar 3. Systems biology: from molecule to patient (6 hrs) Date: Monday, 28 February, Time: Dr. Perry Moerland Seminar 4. Aspects of clinical genomics (6 hrs) Date: Tuesday, 15 March, Time: 9.00 – Prof Antoine van Kampen Seminar 5. Facilities for scientific research (5 hrs) Date: Tuesday, 29 March, Time: Prof Antoine van Kampen

Schedule for today Seminar 1. Bioinformatics and Medical Informatics (5 hrs) Date: Tuesday, 1 February Time: Location: AMC, – L0-217 ( ); Introduction – L0-211 ( ); computer room – L0-217 ( ); student presentations Student presentations 13.00–13.20 Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation 4

Seminar 5 Facilities for scientific research Location: AMC, SILS, IvI, SARA Programme 9.30 – 10.00Brief introduction (Antoine van Kampen) Metabolomics facility (Frederic Vaz) Sequencing facility (Frank Baas) – 12.15Bioinformatics Laboratory (Umesh Nandal) Travel to Science Park + Lunch (BRING YOUR OWN) SARA (Maurice Bouwhuis / Machiel Jansen) – 15.00Proteomics (Chris de Koster) – 15.45Micorarrays (Timo Breit / Han Rauwerda) – 16.30Computational Science (Jaap Kaandorp)