• Chunchun Zhao and Sartaj Sahni. Cache and Energy Efficient Algorithms for Nussinov RNA Folding
• Shenglong Zhu, Danny Chen and Scott Emrich. Single Molecule Sequencing-guided Scaffolding and Correction of Draft Assemblies
• Pedro Henrique de Brito Souza, José Olímpio Ferreira, Adson Ferreira Da Rocha and Talles Marcelo Gonçalves de Andrade Barbosa. HRVCam: A Software for Real-Time Feedback of Heart Rate and HRV
• Wen-Chyi Lin, Ching-Chung Li, Jonathan I. Epstein and Robert W. Veltri. Curvelet-based Texture Classification of Critical Gleason Patterns of Prostate Histological Images
• Guangyu Yang and Liliana Florea. JULiP: An efficient model for accurate intron selection from multiple RNA-seq samples
• Samuele Girotto, Matteo Comin and Cinzia Pizzi. Higher Recall in Metagenomic Sequence Classification Exploiting Overlapping Reads
• Zhe Xiao, Ruohan Huang, Yi Ding, Tian Lan, Rongfeng Dong, Xinjie Zhang, Wei Wang and Zhiguang Qin. A Deep Learning-Based Segmentation Method for Brain Tumor in MR Images
• Ralph Crosby and Tiffani Williams. Fast Algorithms for Computing Phylogenetic Divergence Time
• Ankit Agrawal, Jason Mathias, David Baker and Alok Choudhary. Identifying HotSpots in Five Year Survival Electronic Health Records of Older Adults
• Osamu Maruyama and Yuki Kuwahara. RocSampler: Regularizing Overlapping Protein Complexes in Protein-Protein Interaction Networks
• Yue Guo, Johan Wrammert, Kavita Singh, Ashish Kc, Kira Bradford and Ashok Krishnamurthy. Automatic Analysis of Neonatal Video Data to Evaluate Resuscitation Performance
• Mohammad Ruhul Amin, Steven Skiena and Michael Schatz. NanoBLASTer: Fast Alignment and Characterization of Oxford Nanopore Single Molecule Sequencing Reads
• Erik Andersson, Rebecca Hsieh, Howard Szeto, Roshanak Farhoodi, Nurit Haspel and Filip Jagodzinski. Assessing How Multiple Mutations Affect Protein Stability Using Rigid Cluster Size Distributions
• Mohammed Aldhoayan and Leming Zhou. An Accurate and Customizable Text Classification Algorithm: Two Applications in Healthcare
• Nurit Haspel, Eduardo Gonzalez and Dong Luo. Detecting Intermediate Protein Conformations Using Algebraic Topology
• Jan Jelinek, Petr Skoda and David Hoksza. Utilizing knowledge base of amino acids structural neighborhoods to predict protein-protein interaction sites
• Ernur Saka, Benjamin Harrison, Kirk West, Jeffrey Petruska and Eric Rouchka. Region-Based Custom Chip Description Formats for Reanalysis of Publicly Available Affymetrix® GeneChip® Data Sets
• Pakeeza Akram and Li Liao. Prediction of missing common genes for disease pairs using network based module separation

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Confirmed Keynote Talks

• Russel Schwartz - CMU
• May Wang - Georgia Tach and Emory University
• Cathy H. Wu - Univ. of Delaware

Invited Speakers

• Mukum Bansal - University of Connecticut
• Krishna Karuturi - Jackson Lab
• Yury Khudyakov - CDC
• Yuk Yee Leung - Univ. of Pennsylvania
• Rahul Singh - San Francisco State University
• Jejune Tang - Univ. of South Carolina
• Ellen Tsai - Partners

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: http://reg-site.com/iccabs/

The conference will be conducted at the Georgia Institute of Technology, 1116 E&W Klaus Advanced Computing Building.

• Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center (just 5 mins walk, also there is (free) trolley service)
• Homewood Suites by Hilton Atlanta Midtown, GA (venue for ICCABS 2016 banquet)

ICCABS 2016 plans to support some number of student travel grants. 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 October 1, 2016 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

General Chair contact information:

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