SPUG: array(bio) meeting announcement -- XML: The Future Language of Biology

Tue Dec 10 16:39:39 CST 2002

The array(bio) group meeting is *tonight* at 7:00.  See full details at

    http://www.arraybio.org/about/arraybio_meeting.htm

I've cut/pasted the details here.

December 10, 2002
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Lake Washington Rowing Club
910 N. Northlake Way
Seattle, WA 98103

"XML: The Future Language of Biology" Matthew T Zeigler, IBM Life Sciences

    XML (Extensible Markup Language) is the universal format for
    structured documents and data on the web. Several leading
    organizations such as European Bioinformatics Institute, LION
    Biosciences (NetGenics), Rosetta Biosoftware have proposed new
    standards for defining biological information for use with
    XML. Matt will help us understand the current status these
    standards and discuss future biological applications based on XML.

About Matt

    Matthew Ziegler, B.A, M.S., University of Colorado, Boulder in
    Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology Focus is in Human
    Genetics (Family Based and Association Studies), Plant Genetics
    (Arabidopsis, Tobacco and Corn), Cell Biology, Confocal
    Microscopy, Molecular Biology (Sequencing, Cloning), Positional
    Cloning, Alternative Fuels resulting from Biomass conversion,
    Relational databases and scientific schema development, Perl,
    shell scripting, UNIX, Linux System Administration, Software used:
    GeneHunter, CriMap, SAGE/SIBPAL, PedCheck, Mega2, BLAST, FASTA,
    MZEF, msa, clustalW, SimWalk, DISEQ.

array(bio) is grateful for the support of the following organizations:

    IBM 
    Info.Resource, Inc. 
    Washington Biotechnology and Biomedical Association 
    Washington Software Alliance 

Please note that there is no charge to attend array(bio) meetings.

For more information, please contact:

Rob Arnold
3rd Mountain
Phone: 425.369.0107
E-mail: roba at 3rdmountain.com 

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