[hpc-announce] Second Workshop on HPC Applications in Precision Medicine @ ISC 2018 - CFP Open
Sunita Chandrasekaran
sunisg123 at gmail.com
Sun May 13 14:20:08 CDT 2018
Second Notice
Call For Abstracts – Deadline Extended
Second Workshop on HPC Applications in Precision Medicine
Thursday, June 28, 2018
As part of
ISC High Performance 2018
http://isc-hpc.com
Frankfurt, Germany
*Important Dates:*
*Priority Consideration Abstract Submission Date: May 28,
2018*
*Last Date for Submission:
June 07, 2018*
Workshop:
June 28, 2018
Submission URL: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=hapm18
*Workshop Abstract*
High-performance computing has become integral to the future success of
precision medicine. Catalyzed by the dramatic increase in the amount of
data available through advanced next generation sequencing and advanced
imaging techniques, new approaches are in development to address the
complexities of understanding and modeling biology. When coupled with
long-standing computational chemistry and biology techniques used in drug
discovery, an exciting frontier emerges for innovation as the communities
join. The use of deep learning to develop data driven models combined with
exascale capabilities to explore and validate models, adds an exciting
dimension for the future of both HPC and precision medicine. The HPC
Applications in Precision Medicine workshop aims to bring together the
computational and life sciences communities to share experiences, examine
current challenges, and explore future opportunities for applications of
high-performance computing in precision medicine.
In the workshop, we bring together individuals from across the globe with
interests in the use of HPC applications in precision medicine to share
insights, experiences and showcase new capabilities in this rapidly
evolving field.
*Target Audience*
The workshop is expected to attract those developers, researchers, and
vendors with technologies and solutions holding potential to address
problems in precision medicine and seeking potential collaborators to work
with. The workshop also draws individuals from the breadth of precision
medicine application areas spanning research to clinical application in
areas including drug discovery, preclinical validation, diagnostics, health
monitoring, precision biomarker development, prevention and early
detection, treatment determination and population studies, interested in
the computational and data challenges and opportunities created in
precision and predictive medicine.
*Call for Abstracts*
The workshop is seeking submissions of *extended abstracts* for papers that
will enable any of the following as applied to precision medicine:
- Bring awareness of new high-performance computational technologies,
- Provide insight into novel HPC methodologies and approaches,
- Share innovative and valuable data resources,
- Broaden awareness with case and application studies, and
- Develop opportunities for community collaboration, both nationally and
internationally
Submitted *extended abstracts* will be reviewed and selected for
presentation in the HPC Applications of Precision Medicine Workshop.
Abstracts selected for presentation will be invited to have papers included
in an anticipated special journal issue for the workshop. Aiming to
provide broad visibility and access to submissions at this workshop, a
preliminary agreement has been arranged with BMC Bioinformatics to present
the accepted workshop submissions in special journal issue following the
workshop.
Candidate topic areas for the HPC Applications in Precision Medicine may
include:
*Precision Medicine Research and Clinical Applications*
Disease Specific Predictive Models
Therapeutic Development
Toxicity Modeling
Next Generation Sequencing Analysis
Single Cell Sequencing
Proteomics, Genomics, and Metabolomics
Flow Cytometry
High-throughput Screening
Multi-modal Biological Imaging
Structural Biology
Biological-scale Molecular Dynamics
Protein-protein Interaction
Cellular Signaling
Cell-level Predictive Modeling
Imaging and Digital Pathology
Pharmacodynamic Modeling
Pharmacogenomic Modeling and Analysis
Electronic Health and Medical Records
mHealth and Health Sensor Networks
Bioinformatics
Systems Biology
Biological Ensemble Models
*Computational Approaches*
High-performance Parallel Computing
Cloud Computing
Exascale and Extreme-scale Computing
Machine and/or Deep Learning
Cognitive Computing
Data Integration and Delivery
Data Sharing and Model Interchange
Image Processing
Heterogeneous Computing (GPGPU, FPGA, etc.)
Programming Models
Visualization
Uncertainty Quantification
Multi-scale Predictive Modeling
Integrated Systems Simulations
Integration Frameworks
Computational Workflows
Information and Data Security
Automata and Finite State Machines
Novel Mathematical and Statistical Models
Data Science and Analytics
Graph and/or Network Analysis
Model Validation and Verification
*Submission Guidance*
Authors are invited to submit *extended abstracts* for papers in English
structured as preliminary technical papers from *two to four *letter size
pages (not including bibliography). A preliminary bibliography should be
included and use the IEEE format for conference proceedings. Submissions
not conforming to these guidelines may be returned without consideration or
review.
Extended abstracts will be reviewed and judged on alignment to workshop
aims, originality, technical strength, correctness, quality of presentation
and interest to workshop attendees. Submitted abstracts may incorporate
unpublished new advances, insight and/or original research findings.
Submissions received after the due date, exceeding the prescribed length,
or not appropriately structured will be considered at lower priority for
potential inclusion in the workshop, and are also at risk of being returned
without review.
In submitting the extended abstract, the authors acknowledge that at least
one author of an accepted submission will register for and attend the
workshop.
Preliminary *extended abstracts* submitted for consideration should be
submitted electronically as PDF documents at:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=hapm18
Instructions for submitting final versions of papers to be included in the
special journal issue will be shared with authors of the extended abstracts
selected for presentation at the workshop.
*Workshop Organizing Committee*
The initial workshop organizing committee has spearheaded the
identification of presenters from both Europe and US. The committee was
strongly supported by colleagues in identifying the slate of presenters for
the initial workshop in 2017 and has support for the same in developing the
program for the 2018 workshop.
Thomas Steinke – Zuse Institute Berlin
Sunita Chandrasekaran – University of Delaware
Patricia Kovatch – Mount Sinai Icahn School of Medicine
Eric Stahlberg – Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research
The workshop organizing committee has established a growing program
committee to support the organizers in developing the 2018 workshop
program, including review and selection of submitted papers.
*Workshop Program Committee*
Guy Robison, Cancer Research University of Cambridge, UK
Bertil Schmidt, University of Mainz, Germany
Erin Crowgey, Nemours Children Hospital
Guido Juckeland, HZDR, Germany
Paul Macklin, Indiana University, USA
Jonathan Ozik, Argonne National Lab
Prasanna Balaprakash, Argonne National Lab
Kshitij Srivatsava, Oak Ridge National Lab
Fernanda Foertter, Nvidia
Dave Richards, Oak Ridge National Lab
Martin Herbordt, Boston University
Ted Slater, Cray
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