SPUG: Dec. Array(bio) Meeting

[Tim Maher]

Tim,

The following announcement may be of interest to SPUG members. Colin was 
kind enough to post an announcement for our October meeting and several 
SPUG members attended. If you want to provide announcements for upcoming 
SPUG meetings we would be happy to pass it on to our members.

Thanks,

Eric Olson

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December Meeting for array(bio)

Mission Statement
array(bio) provides a forum for biologists, software developers and 
business people to network and exchange information about the emerging 
field of bioinformation. Our meetings cover topics of general interest 
to the creation and development of software tools for biological discovery.


December 10th Meeting
"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.

Date: December 10, 2002 Time: 7:00PM to 9:00PM

Location
Lake Washington Rowing Club:
910 N. Northlake Way
Seattle, WA 98103


Pre registration is not required, but we would like to get an idea of 
how many to expect.

For more information or to let us know that you plan on attending please 
contact -


Eric Olson
Phone: 206.336.5607
Email: eric at vizxlabs.com

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