You are invited to submit a full paper for consideration. All accepted papers will be published in the BIOCOMP conference proceedings (in printed book form; later, the proceedings will also be accessible online).

SCOPE: Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

O  Microarrays
O  Molecular dynamics and simulation; Molecular interactions
O  Molecular sequence classification, alignment and assembly
O  Molecular sequence and structure databases
O  Computational Systems Biology
O  Gene regulation
O  Gene pattern discovery and identification
O  Gene expression analysis; Gene expression databases
O  Genetic network modeling and inference
O  Comparative genomics
O  Evolution of regulatory genomic sequences
O  RNA and DNA structure and sequencing
O  Biomedical engineering
O  Combinatorics and bioinformatics
O  Biological data mining and knowledge discovery
O  Biological databases and information retrieval
O  Bio-ontologies + semantics
O  Biological data integration and visualization
O  Image processing in medicine and biological sciences
O  Pattern classification and recognition
O  Sequence analysis and alignment
O  Informatics and Statistics in Biopharmaceutical Research
O  Tools and methods for computational biology and bioinformatics
O  Protein modeling
O  Proteomics; Protein folding and fold recognition
O  Metabolic modeling and pathways
O  Evolution and phylogenetics
O  Macromolecular structure prediction
O  Medical informatics
O  Epidemic models
O  Structural and functional genomics
O  Amino acid sequencing
O  Stochastic modeling
O  Cheminformatics
O  Computational drug discovery
O  Experimental medicine and analysis tools.
O  Personalized medicine
O  Cancer informatics
O  Graph theory and computational biology
O  Experimental studies and results
O  Application of computational intelligence in drug design
O  High-performance computing and applications in biology
O  Computer-based medical systems (automation in medicine, ...)
O  Other aspects & applications relating to technological advancements
  in medicine & biological sciences & emerging roadmaps.