| 2 SWS | | 15.4.04 | | Th 14-16 | | SR 055 |
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In the seminar we discuss important and recent research results in the field
of combinatorial optimization in computational biology. The Seminar can be
accounted under "Studienbereich" C or D. The goal of the seminar is twofold:
- The participants should get an insight of the current research in the
field
- The participants will practice to read original research articles, work
through them and present the gist of it in a coherent form form to the other
participants.
It is expected that the participants give a presentation as well as a probe
presentation. In addition the participants will write a short (< 0.5 page)
evaluation of each presenter (will be done directly after the talk). The mark
will be given according to the quality of the slides, the oral representation
and the level of participation.
| Date |
Name |
Titel of paper presented |
| 22.04.04 |
Knut Reinert |
Branch-and-Cut and Multiple sequence alignment |
| 06.05.04 |
Ying, Zhang |
A polyhedral approach to RNA sequence structure alignment |
| 13.05.04 |
Benjamin Rich |
Structural Alignment of Large-Size Proteins via Langrangian
Relaxation |
| 20.05.04 |
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Christi Himmelfahrt |
| 27.05.04 |
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No talk |
| 03.06.04 |
Benjamin Georgi |
Optimal Robus Non-Unique Probe Selection using Integer
Linear.... |
| 10.06.04 |
Andreas Weiße |
A practical Algorithm for Optimal Inference of Haplotypes
from Diploid.. |
| 17.06.04 |
Jonas Heise |
Separating Repeats in DNA sequence assembly |
| 01.07.04 |
Torsten Semmler |
String Barcoding: Uncovering Optimal Virus Signatures |