Workshop E: Biology on the Web
Chair: Reinhard Doelz
Half-day workshop on Monday, April 10, 1995
2:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Room: 48/052
Since the conference in 1994 at Geneva, the demand for WWW
applications in Biology is rising steadily, and new applications show up
instantaneously. Two areas of interest will be tackled specifically:
- AREA A:
- Biology and the Web - Getting scientific data from a General Purpose
Information System. How to fully accommodate today's applications.
- AREA B:
- Scientists and their views - Different data and methods cause different
displays of similar conclusions. How can the scientists unite responses
from different sources?
The approaches chosen to expand on Areas A or B might include contributions on:
- Resource discovery: Maintenance of meta lists
- Redundancy: How to approach the 'best' of some very similar servers
- State of the Art WWW servers: Approaches and problems
- Database synchronization on the Web via the Web
Background - Selected URL's
Schedule of Workshop E
- 14:00:
WWW in Biology - Achievements of a special user group
- R.Doelz, Workshop chair, BioComputing Basel, Switzerland
- 14:30:
Experience and Expectation A WWW User Report
- J.Suehnel, Inst.f.Molekulare Biotechnologie, Jena, Germany
- 15:00:
A WWW Server for Linkage Analysis
- A.Audic, G.Zanetti, Center for Advanced Studies, Cagliari, Italy
- 15:30:
World-Wide Molecular Biology Data Browsing
- T.Etzold, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany
- 16:00:
WWW2GCG: Integration of a command-line application package
- M.Colet, BEN, Brussels, Belgium
- 16:30
VMRL for the combination with 3D scenarios of biomolecules
- H.Vollhardt, G.Moeckel, C.Henn*, M.Teschner*, J.Brickmann,
Inst f. Physikal. Chemie, Darmstadt, Germany, and
*SGI, Riehen, Switzerland
- 17:00: Round-table
- All participants
What would be specific developments in Biology?
Which preset requirements for WWW development?
For additional information please take a look on the chair's Web page!
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