• Chunchun Zhao and Sartaj Sahni. Cache and Energy Efficient Alignment of Very Long Sequences
• Amirhossein Jabalameli and Aman Behal. A Constrained Linear Approach to Identify a Multi-timescale Adaptive Threshold Neuronal Model
• Eric C.H. Chen, Annie Morin, Jean-Hugues Chauchat and David Sankoff. Statistical analysis of fractionation resistance by functional category and expression
• Nikita Alexeev and Max Alekseyev. Estimation of the True Evolutionary Distance under the Fragile Breakage Model
• Shailesh Appukuttan, Rohan Sathe and Rohit Manchanda. Modular Approach to Modeling Homotypic and Heterotypic Gap Junctions
• Cintia Palu, Leandra Linhares-Lacerda, Marcelo Ribeiro-Alves and Wilson Savino. Genetic modulation during thymocyte development: an integrative approach based on microarray meta-analysis
• Michael Coulombe, Kristian Stevens and Dan Gusfield. Construction, enumeration, and optimization of perfect phylogenies on multi-state data.
• Trevor Cickovski, Eli Peake, Vanessa Aguiar-Pulido and Giri Narasimhan. ATria: A Novel Centrality Algorithm Applied To Biological Networks
• Sharma V. Thankachan, Sriram Chockalingam, Yongchao Liu, Ambujam Krishnan and Srinivas Aluru. A greedy alignment-free distance estimator for phylogenetic inference
• Qiwen Hu, Catharina Merchante, Anna Stepanova, Jose Alonso and Steffen Heber. Mining Transcript Features Related to Translation in Arabidopsis Using LASSO and Random Forest
• Zhichao Lian, Xiang Li, Yi Pan, Xuan Guo, Le Chen, Guantao Chen, Zhihui Wei, Tianming Liu and Jing Zhang. Dynamic Bayesian Brain Network Partition and Connectivity Change Point Detection
• Dan He, Laxmi Parida and Oyetunji Enoch Ogundijo. Performance Evaluation of Different Encoding Strategies for Quantitative Genetic Trait Prediction
• Lauren Assour and Scott Emrich. Global Maximum-Parsimony Based Ancestral Reconstruction with Non-Universal Genes
• Ning Yu, Xuan Guo, Alexander Zelikovsky and Yi Pan. GaussianCpG: A Gaussian Model for Detection of Human CpG Island
• Bogdan Armaselu, Harish Arunachalam, Ovidiu Daescu, John-Paul Bach, Kevin Cederberg, Dinesh Rakheja, Anita Sengupta, Stephen Shapek and Patrick Leavey. Whole Slide Images Stitching for Osteosarcoma Detection
• Rahul Singh and Thomas Olson. Computational Prediction of ATC Codes of Drug-Like Compounds Using Tiered Learning
• Neslisah Torosdagli, Sumanta Pattanaik, Faraz Hussain, Narsingh Deo, Sumit Kumar Jha and Chung-Che Jeff Chang. SANJAY: Synthesizing Visualizations of Flow Cytometry Data using Symbolic Decision Procedures
• Da Zhang, Hao Wang, Kaixi Hou, Jing Zhang and Wu-Chun Feng. Accelerating InDel Detection on Modern Multi-Core SIMD CPU Architecture
• Inna Rytsareva, David S Campo, Yueli Zheng, Seth Sims, Cansu Tetik, Jain Chirag, Sriram Chockalingam, Sharma Thankachan, Amanda Sue, Srinivas Aluru and Yury Khudyakov. Efficient Detection of Viral Transmission with Threshold-based methods
• Ekaterina Nenastyeva, Yurij Ionov, Ion Mandoiu and Alex Zelikovsky. Identification of Cancer-Specific Motifs in Mimotope Profiles of Serum Antibody Repertoire
• Pavel Skums, Olga Glebova, David Campo, Nana Li, Zoya Dimitrova, Seth Sims, Leonid Bunimovich, Alex Zelikovsky and Yury Khudyakov. Algorithms for Detection of Viral Transmissions using Analysis of Intra-Host Viral Populations
• Hamid Ismail, Ahoi Jones, Jung Kim, Robert Newman and Dukka Kc. Phosphorylation site prediction using Random Forest
• Yinjiao Ma, Lingling Zhang, Christian Geneus and Haijun Gong. Weighted Gene Coexpression Network Analysis of Prostate Cancer

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Confirmed Keynote Talks

• Srinivas Aluru - Georgia Institute of Technology
• S. Cenk Sahinalp - Simon Fraser University

Invited Speakers

• Ion Mandoiu - University of Connecticut
• Sheida Nabavi - University of Connecticut
• Giri Narasimhan - Florida International University

Registration to the conference has to be done through regonline. Conference Registration Fees:

Conference Advance Registration
• IEEE Members: $650
• IEEE Non-members : $850
• IEEE Student members: $350
• IEEE Student non-members: $450
• IEEE Life/Retired members: $250

Conference Late / Onsite Registration
• IEEE Members: $850
• IEEE Non-members : $950
• IEEE Student members: $450
• IEEE Student non-members: $550
• IEEE Life/Retired members: $450

Workshop / Poster Paper Registration Fees:

• IEEE Members (Full-Day): $400
• IEEE Non-members (Full-Day): $500
• IEEE Members (Half-Day): $400
• IEEE Non-members (Half-Day): $500

Please follow this link to register to the conference: https://www.reg-site.com/con-reg/default.asp?Conid=138

ICCABS 2015 will take place in the Sofitel Luxury Hotels on October 15-17, 2015

Sofitel Luxury Hotels

5800 Blue Lagoon Drive, FL, USA 33126

Phone: +1 (305) 264-4888

The negotiated rate for conference attendees is $135.

Sofitel Hotel is just minutes from the Miami International Airport and the hotel runs a free shuttle.

Important information from the hotel:

The code for the conference is FIU - ICCABS 2015.

Each guest can call the hotel at 305-503-8384 or complete the ATTACHED FORM with their own reservation information and submit back to us so we may complete their reservations.

ICCABS 2015 plans to support some number of student travel grants (conditional upon NSF support). In particular, this money can be used for the following items:

• Registration fee
• Hotel accommodation
• Airfare
• Food and other expenses

The applicants should submit the following materials to Sanguthevar Rajasekaran (rajasek@engr.uconn.edu) before 09-21-2015 by 5PM EST. Preference will be given to students presenting their works in the conference (including the workshops)

• Number and title of a paper or poster that has been accepted (if any) to ICCABS
• A brief summary of the research interests of the student together with an explanation of how this conference will help her/his research efforts.
• A support letter from the student's supervisor/advisor that indicates that the student is in good academic standing and how the student will benefit from attending this conference.
• An estimate on the total expenses and availability of other sources of funding

Applications from female and minority students are strongly encouraged.

General Chair contact information:

• S. Rajasekaran
• Email: rajasek@engr.uconn.edu
• Homepage: http://www.engr.uconn.edu/~rajasek/