Heidelberg, Germany
2010-11-17 ~ 2010-11-18
This meeting was aimed at Bioconductor contributors and at users who want to become package developers. The goal of the meeting was exchange of technical experiences and new developments, and the coordination of related efforts.
Martin Morgan - New Developments in Bioconductor
Vince Carey - Selected developments in microarray processing and general annotation
Michael Lawrence - Qt and R
Wolfgang Huber - Interactive reports with DHTML, SVG, Javascript
Gregoire Pau - Exploration of high-throughput image-based assays with imageHTS
Simon Anders - DESeq for Alternative Splicing
Michal Okoniewski and Anna Lesniewska - Lightweight RNAseq analysis with BioConductor
Oscar Reina Garcia - High-Throughput Sequencing data analysis with R and Bioconductor
Ingo Ruczinski - Genotype and DNA copy number estimation (SNPchip, VanillaICE)
David Clayton - Developments snpMatrix
Robert Castelo - Network inference with ‘qpgraph’: recent developments and future challenges
Jesper Ryge - Circular statistics for eletrophysiology recordings
Maarten van Iterson - SSPA - Pilot data based sensitivity analysis for high-dimensional data
Vince Carey - Experimental data packages
Laurent Gatto - Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics/Metabolomics using R and Bioconductor
Laurent Gatto - Labelled quantitative proteomics with MSnbase
Laurent Gatto - Sub-cellular localisation of proteins with pRoloc
Florian Breitwieser - Mass spectrometry Proteomics and MIAPE
Yue Fan - digeR: a graphical user interface R package for analyzing 2D-DIGE (gel) data
Wolfgang Raffelsberger - gxTools: Automating Transcriptome Analysis
Julian Gehring - Identifying Loci of Enhanced Significance in Tiling Microarray Data
Leonardo Collado-Torres - Transcription initiation mapping and transcription unit identification in E. coli
Daniela Beisser - BioNet - Routines for the functional analysis of biological networks
Xian Zhang - Phenotypic dissimilarity analysis for high-content screening
Martin Morgan - Efficient R Programming/Parallelization
Martin Morgan - Reference Classes in R