1. Pathway Tools Workshop
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President Bill Clinton presents Doug Engelbart with the 2000 National Medal of Technology
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8. Workshop Goals
Share exciting science in genomics and metabolic pathway bioinformatics
New developments in Pathway Tools and BioCyc
New science from user community
Brainstorm about how to improve Pathway Tools and BioCyc
Stimulate new collaborations

9. Administrative Details
Please wear badges at all times; return at end of day
SRI escort required to remainder of SRI’s campus
Meals
Restrooms
Tuesday:
Park in E-building parking lot
Meet in A-building lobby for escort to I-building