Ph.D.$ Lloyd$ Allison$ Allison-Lloyd$ $ Monash University$ Department of Computer Science$ Clayton, Victoria AUSTRALIA 3168$ 603$ 565-5205$ 565-5146$ lloyd@bruce.cs.monash.oz.au$ $ Alignment, multiple alignment; inference of evolutionary relatedness of sequences; statistical tools applied to macromolecular sequences; minimum message length encoding; algorithms.$ $ 10/22/91* PhD, MD$ Russ B.$ Altman$ Altman-Russ-B.$ $ Stanford University$ Department of Medicine, Section on Medical Informatics$ Stanford Medical Center, MSOB X215, Stanford, CA 94305$ (415)$ 723-6979, 325-1221$ 725-7944$ altman@camis.stanford.edu$ (compuserve) 75676,14$ computer applications to molecular biology, determination of protein structure from NMR, analysis of protein structure and sequence, alternative representations and algorithms for protein and nucleic acid analysis, probabilistic algorithms, AI technologies, relevance of human genome project to clinical medicine.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:32 1993* Ph.D.$ Amihood$ Amir$ Amir-Amihood$ Professor$ Georgia Institute of Technology$ College of Computing$ Atlanta, GA 30332-0280 $ 404$ 853-0083$ 853-9378$ amir@cc.gatech.edu$ $ Pattern matching algorithms$ $ 11/18/91* Dr. (MA BMBch)$ Sam$ Aparicio$ Aparicio-Sam$ $ Molecular Genetics Unit$ Dept. Medicine Univ. Cambridge$ Molecular Genetics Unit Level 5 Department of Medicine Addenbrokes Hospital Cambridge CB2 2QQ United Kingdom$ 0223$ 402436$ 210136$ saparici@med.cam.ac.uk$ saparici@crc.ac.uk$ genome analysis, developmental gene regulation and connectionist simulators as applied to the latter.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* Ph.D.$ Ron D.$ Appel$ Appel-Ron-D.$ $ Geneva University Hospital$ Center for Hospital Informatics$ 24, rue Micheli-du-Crest, CH-1211 Geneva 14, Switzerland$ (+41 22)$ 372-6264$ 372-6198$ appel@cih.hcuge.ch$ S=appel;OU=cih;O=hcuge;P=switch;A=arcom;C=ch$ MELANIE. 2D gel electrophoresis. Automated diagnostic aids. Machine Learning, AI in Medicine.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:33 1993* Ph.D.$ Jonathan$ Arnold$ Arnold-Jonathan$ $ University of Georgia$ Genetics Department$ Athens, GA 30602$ (706)$ 542-1449$ 542-3910$ ARNOLD@BSCF.UGA.EDU$ ARNOLD%GANDAL.DNET@SERVER.UGA.EDU$ Physical mapping methods, molecular evolution$ creating genomic database of Aspergillus & Neurospora$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:34 1993* Ph.D.$ Patrizio$ Arrigo$ Arrigo-Patrizio$ $ CNR Instituto Circuiti Elettronici$ $ Via All'Opera pia 11 16145 Genova, ITALY$ $ $ $ arrigo@ice.ge.cnr.it$ arrigo@igeice.bitnet$ recent papers: 'Identification of a new motif on nucleic Acid sequence data using Kohonen's Self-organizing map' CABIOS vol 7 n.3 pp 353-357. 'Identification of Singular domains on cDNA sequences by Kohonen's features map'Intl.Conf. On Supercomputing and Complex Genomes Analisys. St Petersburgh June 4-7 1992.$ Please notify of future meetings on AI and MB.$ 05/29/90* Prof.$ Spyros$ Arsenis$ Arsenis-Spyros$ Professor$ Inst. for Applied and Computational Mathematics$ $ PO Box 1527 711 10 Heraklio, Crete GREECE$ $ $ $ arsenis@grcrun11.earn$ $ Detection of statistically significant repeats in DNA sequences, and sequence comparison generally.$ Email connection is not always reliable.$ 07/17/90* Ph.D.$ Peter$ Arzberger$ Arzberger-Peter$ $ National Science Foundation$ Computational Activities, Special Projects, BIR$ 1800 G Street, NW -- Room 312 Washington, DC 20550$ (202)$ 357-7652$ 357-7568$ parzberg@nsf.gov$ $ $ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:34 1993* Ph.D.$ Marcella$ Attimonelli$ Attimonelli-Marcella$ Post-doc/Fellow$ Universit‡ di Bari$ Dipartimento di Biochimica e Biologia Molecolare$ traversa 200 via Re David, 4 70125 Bari, ITALY$ 080$ 24-3305$ 24-3317$ attimonelli@vaxba0.ba.infn.it$ attimonelli@vaxba1.ba.infn.it$ Molecular evolution, algorithms for sequence analysis, expert systems$ also try attimonelli@vaxba0.bitnet for email$ 07/12/90* PhD. (May 93)$ Marla$ Babcock$ Babcock-Marla$ $ Rutgers University$ Dept. of Chemistry$ PO Box 939 Piscataway, NJ 08854$ (908)$ 932-4619$ 932-5312$ marla@rutchm.rutgers.edu$ babcock@biovax.rutgers.edu$ Computational biophysics, nucleic acid structure analysis and prediction, statistical analysis of DNA primary sequence, RNA tertiary structure prediction$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:46 1993* Mr.$ Amos$ Bairoch$ Bairoch-Amos$ Post-doc/Fellow$ University of Geneva$ Dept. Biochemie Medicale$ CMU 1, Rue Michel Servet 1211 Geneva 4 SWITZERLAND$ 4122$ 618492$ $ bairoch@cmu.unige.ch$ $ Protein Sequence Databanks, patterns in sequences, EXPASY: EXpert Protein Analysis SYstem.$ Creator of PROSITE sequence pattern database$ 11/15/91* MD$ Ann$ Barber$ Barber-Ann$ $ National Cancer Institute$ Laboratory of Mathematical Biology$ Building 469, Room 151 Frederick, MD 21702-1201$ (301)$ 846-5532$ 846-5598$ barber@ncifcrf.gov$ $ Gene expression regulation, DNA sequence analysis$ Internist$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:48 1993* Ph.D.$ Sarah$ Barron$ Barron-Sarah$ $ University of Texas Center for High Performance Computing$ Dept of Applications Research and Development$ Balcones Research Center 10100 Burnet Road Austin, TX 78758-4497$ (512)$ 471-2434$ 471-2445$ sarah@chpc.utexas.edu$ s.barron@uthermes.bitnet$ Supercomputing for biology, visualization$ Currently project manager for GenTools (tm), a computational genomic tool suite for DNA/Protein sequence analysis on high performance platforms.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:37 1993* Mr.$ Nicholas$ Beeson$ Beeson-Nicholas$ $ Harvard Medical School$ Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology$ 240 Longwood Ave Boston, MA 02115$ (617)$ 432-3795$ 738-0516$ nick@heimdall.med.harvard.edu$ $ NMR data interpretation, AI perception.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:40 1993* Ph.D.$ Mary$ Berlyn$ Berlyn-Mary$ $ Yale University$ Dept. Biology and School Forestry & Envir. Studies$ 355 Osborn Labs New Haven, CT 06511$ (203)$ 432-9997$ 432-3854$ berlyn@biomed.med.yale.edu$ mary@fetalpig.biology.yale.edu$ E. coli gene map and strain database. Automatic construction of genetic maps from raw data. Plant Genome$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:42 1993* Mr.$ Gerard$ Blommestijn$ Blommestijn-Gerard$ $ Netherlands Cancer Institute$ Departments of Molecular Biology and Biophysics$ Plesmanlaan 121 NL-1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands$ $ $ $ $ $ Object oriented modelling of cell metabolism$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D student$ Vivien$ Bonazzi$ Bonazzi-Vivien$ $ University of Melbourne$ Pharmacology$ Parkville, Victoria AUSTRALIA$ + (3052)$ 61 3 344 4601$ 61 3 347 1452$ vivien@ariel.ucs.unimelb.edu.au$ melmic06@angis.su.oz.au$ Cell biology, G protein coupled receptors, second messengers, RT/PCR. Compter software and hardware for Molecular biology$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:31 1993* B.A/Computer Science$ Terrence$ Brannon$ Brannon-Terrence$ Graduate Student$ Lehigh University$ Electrical Engineering (Biomedical Electronics)$ 304 Packard Lab, Lehigh University$ 215$ 758-4081$ n/a$ tbrannon@lion.eecs.lehigh.edu$ tb06@cs1.cc.lehigh.edu$ neurobiology (particularly synaptic circuitry) with medical applications to acupuncture$ $ Tue Feb 2 20:57:39 1993* Mr. (A.B.)$ Steven E.$ Brenner$ Brenner-Steven-E.$ Research Student$ University of Cambridge$ Department of Biochemistry$ Tennis Court Road, Cambridge CB2 3AP, England$ NA$ +44 223 333671$ +44 223 333345$ seb1005@mbfs.bio.cam.ac.uk$ steven_brenner@harvard.edu$ Complex systems in molecular biology. Currently working on quantitative de novo protein design methodologies. Also particulaly very interested in genome sequence analysis.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* Ph.D.$ Doug$ Brutlag$ Brutlag-Doug$ $ Stanford University School of Medicine$ Department of Biochemistry$ Beckman Center B400, Stanford CA 94305-5307$ (415)$ 723-6593$ 723-6783$ brutlag@cmgm.stanford.edu$ $ Simulation of Metabolism Automated Learning of protein motifs Representation of Biological Sequence and Structure Probabilistic Representation of Structure Classification of Structures and Sequences$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:41 1993* Ph.D.$ Bruce$ Buchanan$ Buchanan-Bruce$ $ University of Pittsburgh$ Computer Science Dept.$ 206 Mineral Industries Bldg. / Pittsburgh, PA 15260$ (412)$ 624-9181$ 624-9189$ buchanan@cs.pitt.edu$ $ Medical expert systems, artificial intelligence, computational biology, machine learning$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:42 1993* Ph.D.$ Christian$ Burks$ Burks-Christian$ $ Los Alamos National Laboratory$ Directorate for Physics and Life Sciences$ ADPLS/CB, MS A114, Los Alamos, NM 87545$ (505)$ 667-3938$ 665-3493$ cb@intron.lanl.gov$ $ Pattern recognition in macromolecular sequences; gene and genomic organization; molecular biology databases; software tools for large-scale sequencing projects.$ Prefered method of contact is email or fax. Program Manager for Computational Biology Program.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:40 1993* Dr.$ L. Leon$ Campbell$ Campbell-Dr.-L.-Leon$ $ University of Delaware$ School of Life & Health Sciences$ 400 Morris, Newark, DE 19717-5267$ (302)$ 831-6767$ None$ campbell@brahms.udel.edu$ leon.campbell@mvs.udel.edu$ Use of NeuralNetworks in Prediciting Protein & Ribsomal RNA structures and Ribosomal RNAs sequences as predictors of microbial phylogeny.$ $ Tue Feb 2 20:57:39 1993* Ph.D.$ Robert$ Cedergren$ Cedergren-Robert$ $ UniversitŽ de MontrŽal$ DŽpartement de biochimie$ C.P. 6128 Succursale A Montreal, QuŽbec Canada H3C 3J7$ $ $ $ $ $ Protein Structure Prediction$ $ 09/05/90* Mr.$ George$ Chacko$ Chacko-George$ Graduate Student$ Ohio State University Medical School$ Internal Medicine$ S2092 Davis Center 480 West 9th Ave Columbus OH 43210$ 614$ 293-4788$ $ gchacko@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu$ chacko%crhl@phem1.ircc.ohio-state$ rhuman Fc receptors, protein folding$ $ 10/22/91* Mr.$ Philip$ Chan$ Chan-Philip$ $ Columbia University$ Computer Science$ Department of Computer Science, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027$ (212)$ 939-7018$ 666-0140$ pkc@cs.columbia.edu$ $ machine learning, multiprocessing, and distributed AI.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:32 1993* Ph.D.$ Peter$ Cheeseman$ Cheeseman-Peter$ Staff Scientist$ NASA Ames Research Center$ $ Mail Stop 269-2 Moffett Field, Ca. 94035$ 415$ 604-4946$ 604-3594$ cheeseman@pluto.arc.nasa.gov$ $ Bayesian inference; inference of evolutionary trees; minimal length encoding algorithms for molecular biology$ Author of AUTOCLASS program.$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Su-Shing$ Chen$ Chen-Su-Shing$ $ National Science Foundation$ Knowledge Models and Cognitive Systems$ Room 310 1800 G St. NW Washiongton, DC 20550$ (202)$ 357-9569$ $ schen@nsf.gov$ $ protein folding, protein classification, protein databases$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:47 1993* B.Sc. (4 yr) Chemistry$ Tod$ Christianson$ Christianson-Tod$ Forensic Specialist$ Royal Canadian Mounted Police$ Hair and Fibre Section$ (home) 478 Beaverbrook St., Wpg., Mb., Canada, R3N-1N3$ $ 204-488-3912(home) 204-488-1607(data) 204-983-6516(office)$ $ tod@inqmind.bison.mb.ca$ $ Application of AI techniques to decision and pattern recognition problems in Forensic Science. This includes DNA analysis where AI techniques can potentially be used in reading electrophoresis gels, interpretion of the gels and modelling the complex dynamics inherent in the movement of genetic markers through populations.$ I hope that this information is sufficient. The ability to interact with people in this group would be quite beneficial to me since I don't know of anyone who is working on the applications of AI to molecular biology. Most of the techniques and research related to Molecular Biology are along the lines of standard statistical techiniques when Forensic Scientists get involved. You are probably aware of "DNA Fingerprinting" being used in the Courts and certain numbers being quoted as to the odds of incorrect association being 1/ x billions. These are all based on the frequency of occurence of certain Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms found among sampled individuals in whatever database is being used. I am particularly interested in determining whether AI research can give rise to a more useful, intuitive and generally more elegant way of dealing with this information. I am currently experimenting with neural networks for pattern recognition problems and I would like to do some research on using cellular automata to model the dynamics of genetic markers in gene pools. Sorry if I kind of rambled on here...it is nice to communicate with someone who might even be REMOTELY interested in what I am talking about. Tod system@inqmind.bison.mb.ca The Inquiring Mind BBS, Winnipeg, Manitoba 204 488-1607$ Tue Feb 2 20:57:40 1993* M.D., Dr.P.H.$ Christopher$ Chute$ Chute-Christopher$ $ Mayo Clinic/Foundation$ Health Sciences Research$ Rochester, MN 55905$ (507)$ 284-5506$ 284-1516$ chute@mayo.edu$ $ medical concept representation, clinical data, information retrieval; only peripherally AI at interface of information retrieval$ Head, Section of Medical Information Resources$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:37 1993* Ph.D.$ Dominic$ Clark$ Clark-Dominic$ $ Imperial Cancer Research Fund$ Biomedical Informatics Unit$ 61, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3PX, UK.$ + (4471)$ 269-3172$ 430-1787$ dac%biu.icnet.uk$ d_clark@icrf.ac.uk$ Application of (Parallel) Constraint Logic Programming to Protein Structure Prediction and Genome Mapping, Large Deductive Databases.$ Am currently managing an EC funded project on the application and evaluation of Parallel Constraint Logic Programming in Molecular Biology.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:34 1993* Mr.$ Peter$ Clepper$ Clepper-Peter$ Funding agent$ National Library of Medicine$ Extramural Programs$ Building 38A 8600 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20894$ 301$ 496-4221$ 402-0421$ clepper@nlm.nih.gov$ $ Medical informatics, research issues in medical librarianship and medical information science$ Program officer, Biomedical Information Support Branch.$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Bruce $ Cohen$ Cohen-Bruce$ Staff Scientist$ UCSF School of Pharmacy$ Dept of Pharmaceutical Chemistry$ San Francisco, CA 94143$ $ $ $ bic@cgl.ucsf.edu$ $ Discovery of protein structure motifs from sequence data$ $ 10/22/91* Ms.$ Dawn$ Cohen$ Cohen-Dawn$ Graduate Student$ Rutgers University$ Computer Science Dept$ New Brunswick, NJ 08903$ 908$ 932-2200$ $ dcohen@cs.rutgers.edu$ $ Decision trees, hydration sites in DNA, machine learning, pattern recognition, expert systems, molecular biology$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Fred$ Cohen$ Cohen-Fred$ $ University of California, San Francisco$ Department of Medicine$ San Francisco, CA 94143-0446$ (415)$ 476 8519$ 476 6515$ cohen@cgl.ucsf.edu$ $ Protein structure prediction$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* Ph.D.$ L. Stephen$ Coles$ Coles-L. Stephen$ Staff Scientist$ Jet Propulsion Laboratory$ Institutional Data Systems$ M/S 601-225 4800 Oak Grove Dr. Pasadena, CA 91109-8099$ 818$ 354-9734$ 393-4062$ scoles@worf.jpl.nasa.gov$ $ Use of supercomputers for genome sequence analysis$ I lecture at USC, UCLA and CalTech$ 07/17/90* Ph.D.$ Julio$ Collado-Vides$ Collado-Julio$ professor$ National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)$ Dept. of Biology$ Centro de Investigacion sobre Fijacion de Nitrogeno, A.P.565-A Cuernavaca, Morelos 62271 Mexico$ 011 527$ 313-9944, 501-4321$ 317-5581$ c_vides@wccf.mit.edu$ $ Linguistic approaches to the study of gene regulation$ Presented at AAAI-91 AI/MB workshop$ 08/06/91* Ph.D.$ Morgan$ Conrad$ Conrad-Morgan$ $ Applied Biosystems$ Diagnostics R & D$ 850 Lincoln Centre Drive Foster City, CA 94404$ (415)$ 570-6667$ 572-2743$ mpc@apldbio.com$ $ Protein and DNA Sequencing software$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:41 1993* Dr./Ph.D.$ A. Jamie$ Cuticchia$ Cuticchia-A.-Jamie$ $ The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine$ Department of Medicine and the Genome Data Base$ 2024 E. Monument Street, Baltimore MD 21205$ (410)$ 614-0434$ 614-0438$ jamie@library.welch.jhu.edu$ $ Human Genome Initiative, Physical Maping, DNA Sequence Analysis$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:37 1993* Bachaelors (Biology & Philosophy)$ Mark$ Dalton$ Dalton-Mark$ Systems Analyst$ Cray Research, Inc.$ Corprate Communications and Networking$ 655E Lone Oak Drive, MN 55121$ 612$ 683-3035$ 683-3099$ mwd@cray.com$ mwd@carina.cray.com$ Gene regulation, RNA structure, protein structure prediction$ I want to see unified, complete Public Domain software packages for the Molecular biologist. -- Mark Dalton Cray Research, inc 655-E Lone Oak Dr. Eagan, MN 55121$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:43 1993* Ph.D.$ Lindley$ Darden$ Darden-Lindley$ $ University of Maryland$ Department of Philosohpy$ College Park, MD 20742$ (301)$ 405-5699$ 314-9148$ darden@umiacs.umd.edu$ $ Computational philosophy of biology, with special emphasis on reasoning in the development of genetic theory.$ Home phone (301) 474-0037$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:40 1993* Ph.D.$ Dan$ Davison$ Davison-Dan$ Professor$ University of Houston$ Department of Biochemical and Biophysical Sciences$ BCHS-5934 4800 Calhoun Houston, TX 77204-5934$ 713$ 743-8366$ 743-8351$ davison@uh.edu$ davison@uhou.bitnet$ Molecular evolution, computational molecular biology, bioinformatics, bacterial genome structure and evolution, sequence alignment algorithms.$ Department office phone number is (713) 749-2801$ 11/18/91* Ph.D.$ Hans V.$ Westerhoff$ Westerhoff-Hans-V.$ $ Netherlands Cancer Institute$ Departments of Molecular Biology and Biophysics$ Plesmanlaan 121 NL-1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands$ (+31)$ 20 5122024$ 20 5122029$ hw@nki.nl$ $ Object oriented modelling of cell metabolism Control and regulation$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:39 1993* Ph.D.$ Philippe$ Dessen$ Dessen-Philippe$ $ Ecole Polytechnique$ Laboratoire de Biochimie$ 91128 Palaiseau France$ + (331)$ 69 33 4884$ 69 33 3013$ dessen@coli.polytechnique.fr$ dessen@arthur.citi2.fr$ Structure-function relationships in aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases class (and in translation processes). E. coli and human genetic and physical map databases. Structure motifs from sequence data (algorithmic developments).$ Scientific manager of BISANCE program (french EMBNET node).$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:37 1993* Ph.D.$ John$ Devereux$ Devereux-John$ Director/President/Dean$ Genetics Computer Group$ $ 575 Science Drive, Suite B Madison, WI 53711$ 608$ 231-5200$ 231-5202$ devereux@gcg.com$ $ Sequence analysis tools. Developer of the GCG suite of tools.$ Member NCBI board of scientific counselors$ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Trevor$ Dix$ Dix-Trevor$ Professor$ Monash University$ Department of Computer Science$ Clayton, Victoria AUSTRALIA 3168$ $ $ $ trevor@bruce.cs.monash.oz.au$ $ Automatic construction of restriction site maps$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Susan$ Eberlein$ Eberlein-Susan$ Staff Scientist$ Jet Propulsion Laboratory$ $ JPL 168-522 4800 Oak Grove Drive. Pasadena, CA 91109$ 818$ 354-6467$ 393-6962$ susan@jane.jpl.nasa.gov$ sje@sirius.caltech.edu$ active: 2D protein gel analysis. general: image and pattern recognition and analysis (DNA sequence, NMR data, etc.)$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Peter$ Edwards$ Edwards-Peter$ Professor$ University of Aberdeen$ Department of Computing Science$ King's College Aberdeen, SCOTLAND AB9 2UE$ 44$ 224-272270$ 224-273422$ pedwards@computing-science.aberdeen.ac.uk$ $ Scientific Applications of AI, Learning, Machine Discovery, Multi-Agent Systems$ $ 05/10/90* Ph.D.$ Charles$ Elkan$ Elkan-Charles$ Professor$ University of California, San Diego$ Computer Science and Engineering$ La Jolla, CA 92093-0114$ 619$ 534-8897$ $ elkan@cs.ucsd.edu$ $ machine learning, algorithms$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Larry$ Erickson$ Erickson-Larry$ Assistant Professor$ University of Guelph$ Crop Science$ Guelph, Ontario, Canada$ 519$ 824-4120(3398)$ 763-8933$ lerickso@crop.uoguelph.ca$ $ plant transformation; recombination; tropical plants$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* MA mathematics (algebraic topology) UCSD$ Harry$ Erwin$ Erwin-Harry$ Senior Software Systems Analyst$ TRW Systems Division$ $ PO Box 10400, Fairfax, VA 22031$ (703)$ 734-6189$ $ erwin@trwacs.fp.trw.com$ $ Cognition, Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithms$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:45 1993* Ms.$ Megan$ Eskey$ Eskey-Megan$ Staff Scientist$ NASA Ames Research Center$ AI Research Branch$ MS 244-17 Moffett Field, CA 94035$ 415$ 604-4863$ 604-6997$ eskey@ptolemy.arc.nasa.gov$ $ molecular evolution$ $ 07/25/91* Ph.D.$ Kenneth H.$ Fasman$ Fasman-Kenneth-H.$ Deputy director of informatics, Genome Data Base; Asst. Professor of Neuroscience and Biomedical Engineering$ Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine$ Genome Data Base$ 2024 E. Monument St.$ (410)$ 614-0439$ 614-0434$ ken@library.welch.jhu.edu$ $ database systems, genomics, sequence analysis, image processing, neuroanatomy$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:36 1993* Ph.D.$ Joseph$ Felsenstein$ Felsenstein-Joseph$ $ University of Washington$ Department of Genetics$ Seattle, WA 98195$ (206)$ 543-0150$ 543-0754$ joe@genetics.washington.edu$ felsenst@uwavm.bitnet$ Computer and statistical methods for evolutionary inferences, especially inferring phylogenies$ Develops and distributes the PHYLIP package of programs for inferring phylogenies$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:32 1993* Ph.D.$ Thomas$ Ferrin$ Ferrin-Thomas$ $ UCSF School of Pharmacy$ Computer Graphics Laboratory$ San Francisco, CA 94143-0446$ (415)$ 476-1100$ 476-0688$ tef@cgl.ucsf.edu$ $ Interactive computer graphics, computer aided drug design, special purpose hardware for CADD, computer networking.$ Director of Computing for UCSF Computer Graphics Lab (a NIH Research Resource). Principal Investigator, NSF Object-oriented database research grant.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:32 1993* Ph.D.$ Chris$ Fields$ Fields-Chris$ Staff Scientist$ The Institute for Genomic Research$ $ 932 Clopper Rd. Gaithersburg, MD 20878$ 301$ 869-9056$ 869-9423$ cfields@tigr.org$ $ Sequence analysis, genome and gene expression database, genome project strategy.$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D. candidate. Degree expected July, 1992$ Brian T.$ Foley$ Foley-Brian-T.$ Graduate Student$ University of Vermont$ Microbiology and Molecular Genetics$ B209 Given Building U. of Vermont Burlington, Vermont 05405$ 802$ 656-1116$ $ B_FOLEY@UVMVAX.UVM.EDU$ BRIANF@DNA.UVM.EDU$ Molecular evolution; multiple sequence alignment; statistical methods; database design; user interfaces to sequence analysis software; DNA damage and repair$ Former GenBank(TM) employee.$ Tue Feb 2 20:57:40 1993* Ph.D.$ Peter$ Friedland$ Friedland-Peter$ Director$ NASA Ames Research Center$ AI Research$ Mail Stop 244-17 Moffett Field, Ca. 94035$ 415$ 604-4277$ 604-3594$ friedland@pluto.arc.nasa.gov$ $ $ Manages all AI research for NASA. One of the authors of MOLGEN, and one of the founders of Intelligenetics$ 05/10/90* Ph.D.$ Robert P.$ Futrelle$ Futrelle-Robert-P.$ $ Northeastern University$ College of Computer Science, 161CN$ 360 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA 02115$ (617)$ 437-2076$ 437-5121$ futrelle@ccs.northeastern.edu$ $ Automating access to the scientific literature. Working on the prokaryotic chemotaxis literature$ I am involved with two major projects, the Biological Knowledge Laboratory (BKL) and an NSF Scientific Database grant. The first is developing interactive systems to navigate through the literature. The underlying technology for this involves SGML text, diagram representations, automated term classification, object-oriented DBs and more. The DB grant is doing research on how to efficiently represent, store, index and retrieve structured text and the information in the materials & methods sections of research papers. I am an Associate Professor and head of the BKL.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:31 1993* Postdoc / Ph.D.$ Terry$ Gaasterland$ Gaasterland-Terry$ "Enrico Fermi Scholar" (a DOE post-doc position)$ Argonne National Laboratory$ Mathematics and Computer Science Division$ 9700 S. Cass Ave, Argonne, IL 60439$ (708)$ 252-4171$ (708) 252-5986$ gaasterland@mcs.anl.gov$ terry@cs.umd.edu$ logic programming for scientific computation$ As a post-doc in computer science at Argonne, I am learning about computational biology and scientific databases and investigating how logic programming fits into scientific computation. As an application domain for an intelligent explanation facility, I concentrating on the problem of critiquing protein molecule structures that have been built by crystallographers from electron density map data.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:45 1993* Mr.$ Adam$ Galper$ Galper-Adam$ Graduate Student$ Stanford University School of Medicine$ Depts. of Biochemistry & Medical Informatics$ Stanford, CA 94305$ 415$ 723-6593$ $ galper@sumex-aim.stanford.edu$ $ $ $ 09/04/90* Ph.D.$ Daniel$ Gautheret$ Gautheret-Daniel$ $ UniversitŽ de MontrŽal$ DŽpartement de biochimie$ C.P 6128 Succursale A MontrŽal, QuŽbec Canada H3C 3J7$ $ $ $ $ $ Protein Structure Prediction$ Submitted paper on structure prediction to HICSS-24$ 09/05/90* Ph.D.$ William A.$ Gilbert$ Gilbert-William-A.$ $ Whitehead Institute$ Computing Group$ Nine Cambridge Center Cambridge, MA 02142-1479$ (617)$ 258-5139$ 258-5061$ gilbert@wi.mit.edu$ gilbert@MITWIBR.bitnet$ Biological sequence databases; User interfaces for sequence analysis programs$ I try to maintain current information which is available via "finger gilbert@wi.mit.edu "$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:35 1993* Ph.D.$ Janice$ Glasgow$ Glasgow-Janice$ $ Queen's University$ Computing and Information Science$ Kingston, Ontario Canada K7L 3N6$ (613)$ 545-6058$ 545-6513$ janice@qucis.queensu.ca$ $ artificial intelligence, protein structure determination mental imagery, knowledge representation, crystallography$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:33 1993* Ph.D.$ Bettie$ Graham$ Graham-Bettie$ Funding agent$ National Center for Human Genome Research$ $ Bldg. 38A, Room 613 9000 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20892$ 301$ 496-7531$ $ b2g@cu.nih.gov$ b2g@cunih.bitnet$ Funds individual investigator grants for human genome project work, including technology development, ethical implications research and initiatives for underrepresented minorities in biomedical research. Also funds training and career development awards. This is an area that we would like to nurture, especially in getting computer scientists, physicists, engineers, chemists and mathematicians into genomic analysis.$ Chief, Research Grants Branch. $ 10/22/91* Prof.$ Peter$ Gray$ Gray-Peter$ $ University of Aberdeen$ Department of Computing Science$ King's College Aberdeen, SCOTLAND AB9 2UE$ + (44)$ 224-27-2292$ 224-27-3422$ pgray@computing-science.aberdeen.ac.uk$ pgray%abdn.csd@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk$ Object-oriented databases, prolog database search, protein modelling, protein structure analysis, NMR.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:45 1993* Ph.D.$ William$ Graziadei$ Graziadei-William$ Professor$ State University of New York at Plattsburgh & W. H. Miner Inst.$ Biological Sciences$ Miner Center Plattsburg, NY$ 518$ 846-7144$ 846-7144$ GRAZIAWD@SNYPLAVA.BITNET$ GRAZIAWD@SPLAVA.CC.PLATTSBURGH.EDU$ Research Interests: Regulation of Interferon Synthesis: Cellular & Molecular Approaches, Breast Cancer: Early Prognostic Factors for Tumor Aggressiveness$ Director, In Vitro Cell Biology & Biotechnology; Direct an immersionresidency research training program in cell and molecular biology. The program is open to both undergraduate and graduate students on a national and international basis. Up to 18 students train in four main areas: In Vitro Plant Cell Biology, In Vitro Animal Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, and Specialty areas such as Microscopy, Microcomputers & Applications, Immunology, Developmental Biology, Virology. The training program which is sponsored by SUNY Plattsburgh, William H. Miner Research Institute, and industry runs each fall semester from January through May. Roughly 700 hours of training occurs during this period of which 40% is spent in lecture and 60% in the laboratory.$ 10/22/91* Dr$ David G.$ Green$ Green-David-G.$ $ Australian National University$ Research School of Biological Sciences & Centre for Information Science Research$ RSBS/ANU GPO Box 475 Canberra 2601 AUSTRALIA$ + (61-6)$ 249-2490/ 61-6-249-5031$ 249-4437$ David.Green@anu.edu.au$ david@life.anu.edu.au$ biocomplexity; bioinformatics; machine learning; parallel algorithms; syntactic pattern recognition; motif searching; multiple sequence alignment; syntactic methods to characterize structure and function of DNA and proteins.$ Convened symposium on "Frontiers in Molecular Evolution" held at Australian National University Jan./Feb, 1993.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:32 1993* Ph.D.$ Robert H.$ Gross$ Gross-Robert-H.$ $ Dartmouth College$ Biological Sciences and Molecular Genetics Center$ Gilman Labs, Room 303 Hanover, New Hampshire 03755$ (603)$ 646-2059$ 646-1347$ bob.gross@dartmouth.edu$ $ RNA folding in vitro and in vivo. Examining effects of proteins on the folding process using E. coli rRNA as a model system. Simultaneous effort being made to devise a new computer algorithm so simulate RNA folding events in vivo. Author of DNA Inspector and designer and developer of the Gene Construction Kit for the Mac. Currently working on hypercard front-end for GCG$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:38 1993* Mr.$ John$ Guidi$ Guidi-John$ $ The Jackson Laboratory$ $ 600 Main Street Bar Harbor, ME 04609-1500$ (207)$ 288-3371 ext. 1391$ 288-5079$ jng@jax.org$ $ Application of AI techniques to enhance and augment information retrieval and database management systems of genetic information. Construction of mouse genetic linkage maps. Machine assisted karyotyping$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:38 1993* Ph.D.$ Mark$ Guyer$ Guyer-Mark$ Funding agent$ National Center for Human Genome Research$ $ Bldg. 38A, Room 605 9000 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20892$ 301$ 496-7531$ $ gy4@cu.nih.gov$ gy4@nihcu.bitnet$ $ Assistant Director of NCHGR for Program Coordination. In charge of overall coordination of NCHGR Grants, and conference grants.$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Mirsad$ Hadzikadic$ Hadzikadic-Mirsad$ $ The University of North Carolina at Charlotte$ Computer Science$ Charlotte, NC 28223$ (704)$ 547-4887$ 547-2682$ mirsad@mosaic.uncc.edu$ mirsad@unccsun.uncc.edu$ medical expert systems, machine learning, medical informatics, decision support systems, applications of cognitive science in medicine$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:37 1993* Ph.D.$ Greg$ Hamm$ Hamm-Greg$ $ Waksman Institute, Rutgers University$ Molecular Biology Computing Lab$ PO Box 759 Piscataway, NJ 08854-0759$ (201)$ 932-4864$ 932-5735$ hamm@mbcl.rutgers.edu$ hamm@mbcl.bitnet$ Molecular biology databases, user interfaces, computer resource management.$ Founder of EMBL Data Library; Member, Human Genome Project Joint (DOE/NIH) Task Force on Informatics; Director of the Molecular Biology Computing Network Lab. Rutgers Molecular Biology Computing Laboratory.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:38 1993* M.S.$ Nomi L.$ Harris$ Harris-Nomi-L.$ Programmer$ Univerisity of California, San Francisco$ Pharmaceutical Chemistry$ S-926, Box 0446, San Francisco, CA 94143-0446$ 415$ 476-9890$ 476-0688$ nomi@cgl.ucsf.edu$ $ Protein sequence motifs, four-helix bundles$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:46 1993* Ph.D.$ David$ Haussler$ Haussler-David$ $ University of California, Santa Cruz$ Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences$ Santa Cruz, CA 95064$ (408)$ 429-2105$ 459-4829$ haussler@cse.ucsc.edu$ $ machine learning applications in biology$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:41 1993* Mr.$ David$ Hawley$ Hawley-David$ Staff Scientist$ ICOT$ 4th lab, Constraint Logic Programming$ 1-4-28 Mita, Minato-ku Tokyo, Japan$ 81$ 3-456-2514$ 3-456-1618$ hawley@icot.or.jp$ $ Logic programming, concurrent logic languages, constraint solving, symoblic algebra, parallel programming, distributed systems, debugging and performance measurement, visual programming, multimedia$ $ 08/02/90* Mr.$ Carsten$ Helgesen$ Helgesen-Carsten$ $ University of Bergen$ Department of Informatics$ Hoyteknologisenteret, N-5020 Bergen, Norway$ + (475)$ 544191$ 544199$ carstenh@ii.uib.no$ $ Genetic sequence databases, sequence analysis, logic programming and formal grammars applied to sequence analysis.$ Currently working on a project developing tools for a database of protein sequence families.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:34 1993* MSEE$ Daniel$ Hennessy$ Hennessy-Daniel$ $ University of Pittsburgh$ Intelligent Systems Program$ Pittsburgh, PA 15260$ (412)$ 521-4957$ $ hennessy@pogo.isp.pitt.edu$ dnhst7+@pitt.edu$ machine learning, case-based reasoning, induction for splice-junction determination and sequence reading error prediction$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:47 1993* Ph.D.$ John$ Heumann$ Heumann-John$ Staff Scientist$ Hewlett-Packard, Co.$ Manufacturing Test Division $ AU-100 PO Box 301 Loveland, CO 80539$ 303$ 679-3761$ $ heumann@hpmtljh.hp.com$ $ applications of nueral network and pattern recognition techniques to biology and medicine$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Shirley$ Ho$ Ho-Shirley$ Professor$ Monash University$ Computer Science Department$ Clayton, Victoria 3168 Australia$ $ $ $ shirley@bruce.cs.monash.oz.au$ $ $ Submitted paper on constraint checking algorithm for restriction site mapping to HICSS-24$ 05/07/90* MD, Privat Docent$ Denis F.$ Hochstrasser$ Hochstrasser-Denis-F.$ $ Geneva University Hospital$ Center for Hospital Informatics$ 24, rue Micheli-du-Crest, CH-1211 Geneva 14, Switzerland$ (+41 22)$ 372-6261$ 372-6198$ denis@cih.hcuge.ch$ S=denis;OU=cih;O=hcuge;P=switch;A=arcom;C=ch$ Internal medicine. 2D gel electrophoresis. MELANIE. Automated diagnostic aids. Clinical graphics.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:33 1993* Ph.D.$ Stephen$ Holbrook$ Holbrook-Stephen$ Staff Scientist$ Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory$ Structural Biology Division$ Melvin Calvin Building, Rm. 132 Univ. of California at Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720$ 510$ 486-4304$ 486-6059$ steve%lcbvax.hepnet@Lbl.Gov$ $ Neural networks for protein tertiary structure prediction $ $ 05/10/90* Professor$ Mike$ Holcombe$ Holcombe-Mike$ Head of Dept. of Computer Science$ University of Sheffield$ Computer Science$ Regent Court, Portobello St., Sheffield, ENGLAND S1 4DP$ +44$ 742-825591$ 742-780972$ m.holcombe@dcs.shef.ac.uk$ m.holcombe@uk.ac.shef.dcs$ algebraic models of cellular metabolism, automata theory amd applications.$ Artificial life and related issues.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:46 1993* Ph.D.$ Caroline$ Holloway$ Holloway-Caroline$ Funding agent$ National Center for Research Resources$ Office of Science Policy$ Building 12A, Room 4047 Bethesda, MD 20892$ 301$ 496-2992$ 402-1775$ hcv@nihcu.bitnet$ $ Supported BioMatrix, strong interest in AI & database issues in MolBio.$ $ 11/18/91* Dr.$ Conrad$ Huang$ Huang-Conrad$ $ University of California, San Francisco$ Computer Graphics Laboratory$ San Francisco, CA 94143-0446$ (415)$ 476-0663$ 502-1755$ conrad@cgl.ucsf.edu$ $ Molecular graphics$ Author of MIDAS package$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:43 1993* Ph.D.$ Michael$ Huhns$ Huhns-Michael$ Staff Scientist$ MCC$ Carnot Project$ 3500 West Balcones Center Drive Austin, TX 78759-6509$ 512$ 338-3651$ 338-3600$ huhns@mcc.com$ $ Distributed AI, distributed database$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Tim$ Hunkapiller$ Hunkapiller-Tim$ Professor$ California Institute of Technology$ NSF Center for Molecular Biology$ MS 139-74 Pasadena, CA 91125$ 818$ 397-2783$ 793-4627$ tim@hood.hood.caltech.edu$ $ VLSI design, immunology, evolutionary biology, lab automation, genomics, large scale sequencing.$ May move with Leory Hood to U. Washington, Seattle.$ 11/18/91* Ph.D.$ Lawrence$ Hunter$ Hunter-Lawrence$ Staff Scientist$ National Library of Medicine$ Lister Hill Center$ Bldg. 38A, MS-54 8600 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20894$ 301$ 496-9300$ 496-0673$ hunter@nlm.nih.gov$ hunter%nlm.nih.gov@nihcu.bitnet$ Cognitive models of learning and discovery, machine learning in molecular biology domains, the evolution of cognition and consciousness.$ Maintainer of this database$ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Terrance$ Huntsberger$ Huntsberger-Terrance$ $ University of South Carolina$ Department of Computer Science$ Columbia, SC 29208$ 803$ 777-2404$ 777-3767$ terry@usceast.cs.scarolina.edu$ $ Induction of context free grammars from genetic sequence data$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Lawrence C. Kingsland$ III$ III-Lawrence-C.-Kingsland$ $ National Library of Medicine$ Computer Science Branch Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications$ 8600 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20894$ +1 (301)$ 496-9300$ 496-0673$ kingsland@nlm.nih.gov$ $ Medical expert systems, intelligent retrieval systems, evaluation of expert systems, multimedia expert system shells$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:47 1993* Mr.$ Joe$ Jesson$ Jesson-Joe$ Staff Scientist$ Amoco Corporation$ Advanced Technology Group$ 200 E. Randolph Dr. Chicago, IL 60601 Mail code 1001A$ 312$ 856-3645$ 856-7583$ $ $ Neural networks, machine learning, knowledge-based systems, QSAR and pattern classification in biochemistry and genetics.$ Home address: 21414 W. Honey Lane Lake Villa, IL 60046$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Song-Muh$ Jong$ Jong-Song-Muh$ Assistant Professor$ University of Florida$ Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine$ 1600 S.W. Archer Road, Box 100275, Gainesville, FL 32610$ 904$ 392-2646$ 392-6249$ sjj@icbr.ifas.ufl.edu$ songmuh@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu$ oncogenes and retroviruses$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:42 1993* Ph.D.$ John$ Josephson$ Josephson-John$ $ Ohio State University$ Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence Research (LAIR), Department of Computer and Information Science$ 228 Bolz Hall, 2036 Neil Ave Mall Columbus, Ohio 43210-1277$ (614)$ 292-0208$ 292-1424$ jj@cis.ohio-state.edu$ $ abductive inference, automated theory formation, diagnosis$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:41 1993* Ph.D.$ Bill$ Kaemmerer$ Kaemmerer-Bill$ Staff Scientist$ Honeywell, Inc.$ Sensors and Systems Development Division$ SSDC MN63-B155 1000 Boone Avenue North Golden Valley, MN 55427$ 612$ 541-6835$ 541-6680$ kaemmer@ssdc.honeywell.com$ $ physical mapping, automated reading of DNA sequencing gels, design of genomic databases, heuristic search$ Above mailing address valid until Sept. 1990. Home address: 231 West 52nd St., Minneapolis, MN 55419. Note truncated spelling of name in email address.$ 05/11/90* PhD$ Peter D.$ Karp$ Karp-Peter-D.$ Computer Scientist$ SRI International$ Artificial Intelligence Center$ 333 Ravenswood Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025$ 415$ 859-6375$ 859-3735$ pkarp@ai.sri.com$ $ Biological databases, knowledge representation, machine learning$ $ Tue Feb 2 20:57:41 1993* $ Mike$ Kattan$ Kattan-Mike$ Doctoral Candidate$ University of Houston$ Decision and Information Sciences$ University of Houston, Houston, TX 77204-6282$ 713$ 743-4734$ 743-4693$ kattan@uhupvm1.uh.edu$ kattan@jetson.uh.edu$ machine learning, rule induction, neural networks$ would be particularly interested in obtaining and analyzing data using machine learning and statistical approaches$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:42 1993* Ph.D.$ Toni$ Kazic$ Kazic-Toni$ $ Washington University School of Medicine$ Institute for Biomedical Computing$ Box 8036, 700 South Euclid Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110$ (314)$ 362-3121$ 362-0234$ toni@athe.wustl.edu$ $ My interests center on biological questions, such as the control of cellular growth rate and the large-scale structure of the chromosome of Escherichia coli, and on the design and implementation of the requisite computational tools for solving them. The tools include computational models of biological processes, at high, low and mixed resolution; integrated databases of information and reasoning; and alternative representations for biological entities, processes, and constraints.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:39 1993* Ph.D.$ Graham$ Kemp$ Kemp-Graham$ Staff Scientist$ University of Aberdeen$ Depts. of Computing Science/Molecular & Cell Bio$ King's College Aberdeen, Scotland AB9 2UB$ 44$ 224-27-2293$ 224-27-3422$ gjlk@computing-science.aberdeen.ac.uk$ gjlk%abdn.csd@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk$ Object-oriented databases, prolog database search, protein modelling, protein structure analysis.$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D. student$ Brian$ Kettler$ Kettler-Brian$ Graduate Research Assistant$ University of Maryland at College Park$ Computer Science Dept. / A.I. Research Group$ Dept. of Computer Science A.V. Williams Bldg. University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742$ 301$ 405-7027$ $ kettler@cs.umd.edu$ $ applying A.I. technology to experiment planning and automated discovery in biology$ involved in work with Profs. Lindley Darden and Jim Hendler$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:46 1993* Mr.$ Joung-woo John$ Kim$ Kim-Joung-woo-John$ Ph.D. student$ Univ. of Southern California$ Computer Science$ Henry Salvatori Building, University Park, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0781$ 213$ (O) 213-740-7288 (H) 818-546-1815$ $ joungwoo@mensa.usc.edu$ joungwoo@usc.edu, jwkim@usc.edu$ Using machine learning (knowledge compilation) and problem solving techniques to do DNA sequence analysis.$ My work is in machine learning and problem solving currently. I have not started applying these to DNA sequence analysis as of yet, but think it would be a good application domain.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:42 1993* Ph.D.$ Sung-Hou$ Kim$ Kim-Sung-Hou$ $ University of California, Berkeley$ Dept. of Chemistry$ Berkeley, CA 94720$ $ $ $ $ $ Neural networks, protein structure prediction$ $ 09/06/90* Dr.$ Ross D.$ King$ King-Ross-D.$ $ Imperial Cancer Research Fund$ Biomolecular Modelling Laboratory$ 44 Linclon's Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3PX, UK$ +44$ 71 242 0200 x3023$ 71 269 3093$ rd_king@dapsun.lif.icnet.uk$ ross%fir%dapsun.lif.icnet.uk@uknet.ac.uk$ Machine Learning / Statistics Proteins structure function / drug design$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:40 1993* Ph.D.$ Lawrence$ Kingsland$ Kingsland-Lawrence$ Director/President/Dean$ National Library of Medicine$ Computer Science Branch$ Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communication 9600 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20894$ 301$ 496-9300$ 496-0673$ lck@lhc.nlm.nih.gov$ $ Medical Expert Systems$ $ 08/03/90* Ph.D.$ Teri$ Klein$ Klein-Teri$ Professor$ University of California, San Francisco$ Computer Graphics Laboratory$ San Francisco, CA 94143-0446$ 415$ 476-0663$ 502-1755$ klein@cgl.ucsf.edu$ $ molecular basis of disease, molecular modeling$ $ 10/22/91* Ms.$ Kimberle$ Koile$ Koile-Kimberle$ Staff Scientist$ ARRIS Pharmaceutical Corp.$ $ 1 Kendall Square Building 400, 2nd floor Cambridge, MA 02139$ 617$ 494-0055$ 494-0482$ kkoile@arris.com$ arris%kkoile@uunet.uu.net$ Rational drug design, intelligent interfaces to analytical tools, computational biochemistry$ $ 10/22/91* $ Akihiko$ Konagaya$ Konagaya-Akihiko$ $ NEC Corporation$ Computer System Research Laboratory C&C Systems Research Laboratories$ 1-1 Miyazaki 4-chome Miyamae-ku, Kawasaki Kanagawa 216, Japan$ +81 (44)$ 856-2178$ 856-2231$ konagaya@csl.cl.nec.co.jp$ $ Computational Biology, Parallel Processing, Artificial Intelligence, VLSI architecture$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:32 1993* Ph.D.$ Satoru$ Kuhara$ Kuhara-Satoru$ $ Kyushu University$ Graduate School of Genetic Resources Technology$ Hakozaki, Higashi-Ku Fukuoka 812 JAPAN$ + (092)$ 641-1101 ext. 6201$ 641-2928$ kuhara@grt.kyushu-u.ac.jp$ $ database systems, relationship between structure and function, 3D structure, Machine learning, Machine Discovery of Bioinformatics$ We have two systems PACADE and BONSAI. PACADE is the deductive database system for analyzing protein 3D structure. BONSAI is the knowledge acquisition system. From the sets of positive and negative examples, it produces a pair of an alphabet indexing and decision tree over regular patterns, which classifies given examples with high accuracy.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* Ph.D.$ Sukhamay$ Kundu$ Kundu-Sukhamay$ $ Louisiana State University$ Computer Science Department$ Baton Rouge, LA 70803$ (504)$ 388-2246$ 388-1465$ kundu@bit.csc.lsu.edu$ $ AI, databases, algorithms, expert systems, combinatorics$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:36 1993* Ph.D.$ Eric$ Lander$ Lander-Eric$ Professor$ Massachussettes Institute of Technology$ Whitehead Institute$ 9 Cambridge Center Cambridge, MA 02142$ 617$ 258-5192$ 258-5061$ lander@genome.wi.edu$ $ Genetic sequence analysis, multigene traits, biological computing infrastructure.$ Member of the NIH/DOE Joint informatics task force.$ 10/31/91* Ph.D.$ David$ Landsman$ Landsman-David$ Staff Scientist$ National Library of Medicine$ National Center for Biotechnology Information$ Building 38A, room 8N-807 Bethesda, MD 20894 $ 301$ 496-2475$ 480-9241$ landsman@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov$ $ Gene transcription and chromatin structure, computer tools for molecular biology.$ $ 11/09/90* Ph.D.$ Robert$ Langridge$ Langridge-Robert$ Director/President/Dean$ University of California, San Francisco$ Computer Graphics Laboratory$ San Francisco, CA 94143-0466$ $ $ $ rl@cgl.ucsf.edu$ $ $ Director, CGL$ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Guy$ Lapalme$ Lapalme-Guy$ Professor$ UniversitŽ de MontrŽal$ DŽpartement IRO$ C.P. 6128 Succursale A MontrŽal, QuŽbec Canada H3C 3J7$ $ $ $ $ $ Protein structure prediction$ Submitted a paper on structure prediction to HICSS-24$ 09/05/90* Ph.D.$ Alan$ Lapedes$ Lapedes-Alan$ Staff Scientist$ Los Alamos National Laboratory$ Theoretical Division$ LANL, MS B213 Los Alamos, NM 87545$ 505$ 667-7608$ 665-3003$ asl@nets.lanl.gov$ asl@sfi.santafe.edu$ neural nets, machine learning, statistical decision theory, information theory, genetic sequence analysis (DNA, Protein)$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ David$ Lapointe$ Lapointe-David$ Staff Scientist$ University of Texas Health Science Center$ Computing Resources$ 7703 Floyd Curl Drive San Antonio, Texas 78284-7832$ 210$ 567-2200$ $ lapointe@uthscsa.edu$ hsan322@hermes.chpc.utexas.edu$ Metabolic and Physiological Simulations, Object-Oriented databases, Protein Structure$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Richard$ Lathrop$ Lathrop-Richard$ Post-doc/Fellow$ Massachussettes Institute of Technology$ AI Laboratory$ NE43-795 545 Technology Square Cambridge, MA 02139$ 617$ 253-8833$ 258-8682$ rickl@ai.mit.edu$ rickl@arris.com$ protein structure and function, rational drug design or discovery$ $ 09/06/90* Ph.D.$ Joshua$ Lederberg$ Lederberg-Joshua$ $ The Rockefeller University$ $ New York, NY 10021-6399$ (212)$ 327-7809$ 327-8651 - I repeat, -8651$ lederberg@rockvax.rockefeller.edu$ lederberg@rockvax.bitnet$ Molecular biology - DNA conformation and localized mutagenesis. Theory formation in molecular biology -- planning and expert systems.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:43 1993* Ms.$ Sarah$ Lesher$ Lesher-Sarah$ Staff Scientist$ National Cancer Institute$ Laboratory of Mathematical Biology$ NCI-FCRDC Bldg 469, Rm 150 Frederick, MD 21702-1201$ 301$ 846-5536$ 846-5592$ lesher@helix.nih.gov$ $ Theory of modelling, esp. representation and dynamics, perception, generalization, information and complexity theory, connectionist models, ecological/evolutionary models (from pop dynamics to genetic algorithms)$ favorite books: "Gšdel, Escher, Bach," "The Dripping Faucet as a Model Chaotic System"$ 08/02/91* Ph.D.$ Stanley$ Letovsky$ Letovsky-Stanley$ $ Letovsky Associates$ $ 286 West Rock Ave.$ (203)$ 432-5145 / 387-8535$ $ letovsky@cs.yale.edu$ $ Genetic mapping software, biological databases, AI & biology generally, automatic programming$ Consultant for Computer Science and Molecular Biology. Developed CPROP system for managing physical mapping data.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:46 1993* Ph.D.$ Lu Yun$ Lian$ Lian-Lu Yun$ $ University of Leicester$ Biological NMR Center$ Medical Sciences Building Leicester, Scotland LE1 7RH$ $ $ $ $ $ AI interpretation of NMR spectra of proteins$ $ 09/04/90* Ph.D.$ Michael$ Liebman$ Liebman-Michael$ Staff Scientist$ Amoco$ Bioinformatics Division$ PO Box 3011 Naperville, IL 60566$ 708$ 961-7850$ 420-3845$ zmnl01@igor.nap.amoco.com$ $ Computational Biophysics and Biochemistry. Protein structure classification and prediction. Biological Pathway models, neural networks, clinical diagnosis.$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ David$ Lipman$ Lipman-David$ Director/President/Dean$ National Library of Medicine$ National Center for Biotechnology Information$ Bldg. 38A 8600 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20894$ 301$ 496-2475$ 480-9241$ lipman@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov$ $ Sequence comparison algorithms, Molecular Evolution$ Director of NCBI, Member of JITF$ 10/22/91* Mr.$ Michael$ Lonetto$ Lonetto-Michael$ Graduate Student$ UW Madison$ Bacteriology$ 1550 Linden Dr. Madison, WI 53706$ 608$ 262-4828$ 262-9865$ lonetto@psl.wisc.edu$ lonetto@calshp.cals.wisc.edu$ Protein-Nucleic Acid sequence recognition, Protein structure function relationships, Prediction and modelling of protein structure, Protein-Protein interactions, Mechanism of transcription initiation$ Present work focuses on structure function relationship in bacterial sigma factors. I'm very interested in the use of AI techniques (especially Neural Nets) to predict protein structures, substructures and DNA recognition surfaces.$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Roland$ Luethy$ Luethy-Roland$ PostDoc$ Swiss Institute for Experimental Cancer Research$ Biocomputing$ Ch. des Boveresses 155 1066 Epalinges Switzerland$ 4121$ 6533061$ 6526933$ rluethy@ulrec2.unil.ch$ $ protein structure prediction$ $ Tue Feb 2 20:57:39 1993* Ph.D.$ Mark$ MacInnes$ MacInnes-Mark$ $ Los Alamos National Lab$ Life Sciences Division$ Los Alamos, NM 87545$ $ $ $ $ $ Expert systems for assisting biolgists searching genetic sequence databases$ $ 05/07/90* B.S.$ Martin$ Maiers$ Maiers-Martin$ $ U of Minnesota / Cray Research Inc.$ Computer Science/ Cognitive Science$ 655E Lone Oak Dr. Eagan, MN 55121$ (612)$ 683-3040$ 683-3099$ martin.maiers@cray.com$ maiers@cs.umn.edu$ Connectionist models of cognition.$ PhD Student in Cognitive Science, Database Programmer/Analyst at Cray Research.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:39 1993* Ph.D.$ Francois$ Major$ Major-Francois$ Staff Scientist$ National Library of Medicine$ National Center for Biotechnology Information$ Building 38A Bethesda, MD 20894$ 301$ 496-2475$ 480-9241$ major@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov$ $ Constraint satisfaction problem solving, functional programming, protein and nucleic acid folding$ $ 10/29/91* Ph.D.$ Reinhold$ Mann$ Mann-Reinhold$ Staff Scientist$ Oak Ridge National Laboratory$ Engineering Physics and Mathematics Division$ Intelligent Systems Section P.O.Box 2008, MS 6364 Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6364$ 615$ 574-0834$ 574-7860$ mannrc@ornl.gov$ mannrc@ornlstc.bitnet$ Parallel computing, pattern recognition, AI, robotics.$ $ 10/22/91* Ms.$ Betty$ Mansfield$ Mansfield-Betty$ $ Oak Ridge National Laboratory$ Human Genome News$ PO Box 2008 Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6050$ 615$ 576-6669$ 574-9888$ bkq@ornlstc.bitnet$ mansfieldbk@ornl.gov$ $ Managing Editor or the Human Genome News$ 05/11/90* Ph.D.$ Thomas$ Marr$ Marr-Thomas$ Staff Scientist$ Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory$ $ PO Box 100 Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724$ 516$ 367-8393$ 367-8389$ marr@cshl.org$ $ Macromolecular sequence analysis$ Member of the DOE/NIH Joint Informatics Task Force$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Joel$ Martin$ Martin-Joel$ Professor$ University of Pittsburgh$ Computer Science Dept.$ LRDC Pittsburgh, PA 15260$ 412$ 624-0843$ $ martin@cs.pitt.edu$ $ machine learning applications to protein structure prediction$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Michael$ Mavrovouniotis$ Mavrovouniotis-Michael$ $ University of Maryland, College Park$ Institute for Systems Research$ A.V. Williams Building, College Park, MD 20742$ (301)$ 405-6620$ 405-6707$ mlmavro@src.umd.edu$ $ Qualitative reasoning in analysis and design; reasoning about systems of biochemical reactions and metabolic functions; analysis of properties of molecules; neural networks.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:34 1993* Captain, USAF / MSCE$ Laurence D.$ Merkle$ Merkle-Laurence-D.$ PhD Student$ Air Force Institute of Technology$ Electrical and Computer Engineering$ AFIT/ENA-4105 WPAFB, OH 45433$ $ $ $ lmerkle@afit.af.mil$ $ genetic algorithms, parallel algorithms, optimization, conformational analysis$ Thanks, Larry Thank _you_, Larry -- Laurence D. Merkle, CAPT, USAF | The opinions expressed are Student, Department of Electrical | my own, and do not necessarily and Computer Engineering | reflect those of AFIT, the USAF, Air Force Institute of Technology | or the US Government$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* Ph.D.$ George$ Michaels$ Michaels-George$ Staff Scientist$ National Institutes of Health$ Division of Computer Research and Technology$ Building 12A, Room 2061 Bethesda, MD 20892$ 301$ 402-1140$ 402-0007$ michaels@helix.nih.gov$ $ Protein & nucleic acid recognition, developmental biology, intelligent databases$ $ 11/18/91* M.D., Ph.D.$ Perry L.$ Miller$ Miller-Perry-L.$ $ Yale University School of Medicine$ Center for Medical Informatics$ New Haven, CT 06510$ (203)$ 785-6753$ 785-6664$ pmiller@yalemed.bitnet$ perry_miller@qm.ycc.yale.edu$ Gene mapping databases and analytic tools, medical expert systems, network navigation tools$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:34 1993* Mr.$ David$ Millis$ Millis-David$ Graduate Student$ Stanford University School of Medicine$ Depts. of Biochemistry & Medical Informatics$ Stanford, CA 94305$ $ $ $ $ $ Simulation of DNA metabolism$ $ 09/06/90* Ph.D.$ Aleksandar$ Milosavljevic'$ Milosavljevic'-Aleksandar$ $ Argonne National Laboratory$ Biological and Medical Research Division, Bldg 202$ Argonne, Illinois, 60439-4833$ (708)$ 252 7860$ 252 3387$ milosav@anl.gov$ b44340@achilles.ctd.anl.gov$ Machine discovery, computational genetics, mathematical analysis of DNA sequences, Alu sequences, Sequencing by Hybridization$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:33 1993* Ph.D.$ Dale$ Moberg$ Moberg-Dale$ Professor$ The Ohio State University$ Department of Computer and Information Science$ Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence Research 228 Bolz Hall 2036 Neil Avenue Mall Columbus, OH 43210$ 614$ 292-8578$ 292-1424$ moberg@cis.ohio-state.edu$ dmoberg@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu$ Computational theories of scientific problem solving; knowledge representation for causal processes; scientific discovery and machine learning; philosophy of science; bioinformatics.$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Joseph$ Modelevsky$ Modelevsky-Joseph$ Staff Scientist$ Digitial Equipment Corporation$ $ 100 Northwest Point Elk Grove Village, IL 600007$ 708$ 806-5491$ 806-2522$ supplied upon phone request$ $ Expert systems in biotechnology, computer integrated R&D$ $ 10/02/90* Ms.$ Barbara$ Moore$ Moore-Barbara$ Graduate Student$ Massachussettes Institute of Technology$ AI Laboratory$ rm 286 545 Technology Square Cambridge, MA 02139$ 617$ 253-4476$ $ barb@ai.mit.edu$ $ AI & Molecular biology$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Harold$ Morowitz$ Morowitz-Harold$ Professor$ George Mason University$ Robinson Professors$ 207 East Building Fairfax, VA 22030$ 703$ 323-2262$ 764-4725$ hmorowitz@gmuvax.bitnet$ $ Matrix of biological knowledge, biogenesis$ $ 05/09/90* Ph.D.$ John (Scooter)$ Morris$ Morris-John-(Scooter)$ $ Genentech, Inc.$ $ 460 Point San Bruno Blvd. South San Francisco, CA 94080$ 415$ 266-1068$ 588-3255$ scooter@gene.com$$ $ $ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:42 1993* Ph.D.$ Macdonald$ Morris$ Morris-Macdonald$ Staff Scientist$ University of California, San Francisco$ Departments of Pharmaceutical Chemistry$ San Francisco, CA 94143$ 415$ 476-9890$ 476-0688$ morris@cgl.ucsf.edu$ $ Mathematics, molecular sequence analysis, structure prediction$ $ 10/29/91* Ph.D.$ Steven$ Muskal$ Muskal-Steven$ $ University of California, Berkeley$ Dept. of Chemistry$ Berkeley, CA 94720$ $ $ $ $ $ Neural Networks, protein structure$ $ 09/06/90* Ph.D.$ Nabil$ Kamel$ Kamel-Nabil$ $ University of Florida, Gainesville$ Computer and Information Sciences Dept.$ Database Systems Research and Development Center 301 CSE Gainesville, FL 32611$ (904)$ 392-2687$ 392-1220$ kamel@mangrove.cis.ufl.edu$ $ Forming joint working groups between database center and molecular bio dept. Teaches a course in databases for genetics. He is the computer scientist on the Plasmidium falciparum genome mapping project, at the University of FLorida and has published numerous articles on database integration environments for molecular bioloy databases and a paper in CABIOS profiling over 100 Molecular Biology databases. Obtained initial funding for the informatics development of the P. falciparum project. Supervises informatics development projects (including sequence handling systems).$ Can leave phone messages at (904) 392-2680$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:40 1993* Mr.$ Mike$ Newton$ Newton-Mike$ Graduate Student$ Cal Tech$ $ Box 256-80 Pasadena, CA 91125$ 818$ 356-6846$ 793-9544$ newton@vlsi.caltech.edu$ newton@ggumby.gg.caltech.edu$ Computer use in biology, logic programming.$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Michiel (Mick)$ Noordewier$ Noordewier-Michiel-(Mick)$ $ Rutgers University$ Computer Science$ Hill Center, Busch Campus, New Brunswick, NJ 08903$ (908)$ 932-3698$ 932-5530$ noordewi@cs.rutgers.edu$ $ pattern recognition, machine learning, mechanisms of mutation, computational linguistics.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:36 1993* Scientific Systems Designer/ MS Medical Genetics$ Franklin H.$ Norris$ Norris-Franklin-H.$ Systems Designer$ Eli Lilly and Company, The Lilly Research Laboratories$ Dept. KY389 Mail Stop 3225$ Indianapolis, IN 46285$ 317$ 276-5571$ (317) 276-5499$ Frank@Lilly.Com$ Norris_Franklin_H@Lilly.Com$ Expert systems in DNA sequencing and fermentation.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* Ph.D.$ Jim$ Ostell$ Ostell-Jim$ Staff Scientist$ National Library of Medicine$ National Center for Biotechnology Information$ Bldg. 38A 8600 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20894$ $ 496-2475$ 480-9241$ ostell@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov$ $ databases of macromolecules$ Manages the GenInfo database at NCBI$ 05/11/90* Ph.D.$ Ross$ Overbeek$ Overbeek-Ross$ Staff Scientist$ Argonne National Laboratory$ $ 9700 S. Cass Argonne, IL 60439$ 708$ 972-7856$ 972-5986$ overbeek@mcs.anl.gov$ $ genetic sequence analysis, logic programming, parallel processing, automated deduction.$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ G. Christian$ Overton$ Overton-G.-Christian$ $ University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine$ Department of Genetics$ 422 Curie Blvd. CRB 475 Philadelphia, PA 19104-6145$ (215)$ 573-3105$ 573-3111/5892$ coverton@cbil.humgen.upenn.edu$ $ Statisitical and knowledge-driven machine learning techniques applied to understanding control of gene expression; ontologies for molecular biology and genetics; human genome project; matrix of biological knowledge$ Co-Director, Informatics Core, Human Genome Center for Chromosome 22.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:36 1993* Mr.$ Jack $ Park$ Park-Jack $ Staff Scientist$ ThinkAlong Software, Inc.$ $ PO Box 359 15931 Willow Glen Road Brownsville, CA 95919$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 05/07/90* Mr.$ Jon$ Pastor$ Pastor-Jon$ Staff Scientist$ Unisys Corporation$ CAIT$ 70 East Swedesford Road Paoli, PA 19301$ 215$ 648-2769$ 648-2288$ pastor@prc.unisys.com$ $ Analogy for predicting functional regions on genes$ Not currently working in MB domain, but may go back to it.$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ William R.$ Pearson$ Pearson-William R.$ Professor$ University of Virginia$ Dept. of Biochemistry$ Box 44 Jordan Hall Charlottesville, VA 22908$ 804$ 924-2818$ 924-5069$ wrp@virginia.edu$ $ Sensitivity of protein sequence comparison, parallel implementations of comparison algorithms$ distributes FASTA sequence comparison package.$ 11/13/90* Ph.D.$ Rob$ Pecherer$ Pecherer-Rob$ $ Center for Human Genome Studies$ Theoretical Biology and Biophysics$ Los Alamos National Laboratory, T-10 MS K710, Los Alamos, NM 87545$ (505)$ 665-1970$ 665-3493$ rmp@immune.lanl.gov$ rmp@iris2ax.lanl.gov$ database systems, modelling complex objects, application to DNA physical mapping and sequencing.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* Ph.D.$ Jane$ Peterson$ Peterson-Jane$ Funding agent$ National Center for Human Genome Research$ $ Bldg. 38A, Room 613 9000 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20892$ 301$ 496-7531$ $ jp2@cu.nih.gov$ jp2@nihcu.bitnet$ $ Chief, Research Centers Branch. Funds Human Genome Program Center Grants.$ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Philippe$ Pingand$ Pingand-Philippe$ Professor$ Centre de recherche en informatique de Montpellier$ $ 860 rue de Saint Priest F-34090 Montpellier France$ 336$ 763-0460 ext. 339$ $ hifly@frmop11.bitnet$ $ machine learning in protein structure domains$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Scott$ Presnell$ Presnell-Scott$ $ University of California, San Francisco$ School of Pharmacy$ Dept of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Box 0446 San Francisco, CA 94143-0446$ (415)$ 476-6987$ 476-0688$ srp@cgl.ucsf.edu$ srp@ucsfcgl.bitnet$ Secondary and tertiary structure analysis and prediction; homology modeling; protein structure/function relationships.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:40 1993* Ingenieur, Docteur-Ingenieur, Habilitation a diriger des recherches$ Francois$ RECHENMANN$ RECHENMANN-Francois$ Directeur de Recherche$ INRIA (Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et Automatique)$ INRIA Rhone-Alpes$ 46 avenue Felix Viallet, 38031 Grenoble Cedex, FRANCE$ +33$ 76 57 45 63$ 76 57 46 95$ Francois.Rechenmann@inria.fr$ rechenmann@imag.fr$ research interests:$ Our research project works in tight collaboration with the "Laboratoire de Biometrie, Genetique et Biologie des Populations" of Claude Bernard University in Lyon (100 kms from Grenoble) for more than five years. We have developped together two large knowledge bases in molecular biology. The first one, ColiGene, describes the regulation mechanisms of gene expression in E. coli. The second one, MultiMap, allows for the description of maps at different levels and for different living organisms, thus supporting comparisons and phylogenetic studies. These knowledge bases are supported and managed by our object-oriented knowledge base management system. We are specificaly working on object-based knowledge representation. The knowledge model we develop allows for the integration, within a single knowledge base, of descriptive knowledge (description of inter-related biological objects, such as genes, signals, operons, etc, according to several viewpoints), methodological and procedural knowledge (for example, knowledge on the tasks to be achieved when analysing DNA sequences, or on the ways to compute gene expressiveness), and textual knowledge (as annotations attached to the objects and organized into hypertext). -- Francois Rechenmann Unite de Recherche INRIA Rhone-Alpes LIFIA 46, avenue Felix Viallet Tel. (+33) 76 57 45 63 38031 Grenoble Cedex, France Fax (+33) 76 57 46 95$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:46 1993* Mr.$ Harold$ Raat$ Raat-Harold$ $ Netherlands Cancer Institute$ Departments of Molecular Biology and Biophysics$ Plesmanlaan 121 NL-1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands$ $ $ $ $ $ Object oriented modelling of cell metabolism$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Christopher$ Rawlings$ Rawlings-Christopher$ Staff Scientist$ Imperial Cancer Research Fund$ Biomedical Informatics Unit$ London WC2 3PX - UK$ $ $ $ C_RAWLINGS@icrf.ac.uk$ $ Knowledge-based interpretation of protein sequences, AI methods for protein structure prediction, knowledge representation for molecular biology, logic programming, large scale databases.$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Larry$ Rendell$ Rendell-Larry$ Associate Professor$ University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign$ Computer Science$ Beckman Institute, 405 N. Mathews Avenue, Urbana, IL-61801.$ 217$ 244-0092$ 244-8371$ rendell@cs.uiuc.edu$ $ AI, Machine Learning, Molecular Biology comments:$ $ Tue Feb 2 20:57:39 1993* Ph.D.$ Dana$ Richards$ Richards-Dana$ Funding Agent$ National Science Foundation$ Theory of Computing$ 1800 G St NW, Wash DC 20550$ 202$ 357-7375$ 357-0320$ richards@nsf.gov$ $ sequence comparison, phylogenetic trees$ my work has been connected W. R. Pearson's research.$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Monica$ Riley$ Riley-Monica$ Staff Scientist$ Marine Biological Laboratory$ $ Woods Hole, MA 02543$ 508$ 548-3705 ext 421$ 540-6902$ mriley@hoh.mbl.edu$ mriley@argus.mbl.edu$ Helping make a knowledge base of metabolic reactions; interteste4d in making a database of genetic maps of bacteria other than E. coli; phyologenetic analysis of bacterial genes$ $ 12/28/90* Ph.D.$ Robert J.$ Robbins$ Robbins-Robert-J.$ $ Johns Hopkins University$ Applied Research Lab, Welch Library$ 2024 E. Monument St. Baltimore, MD 21205$ (301)$ 955-9705$ 995-0054$ rrobbins@welchgate.welch.jhu.edu$ $ genome databases$ Director, Applied Research Laboratory; PI on Informatics Core of Genome Database (GDB)$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:43 1993* Prof.$ Gordon$ Roberts$ Roberts-Gordon$ Professor$ University of Leicester$ Biological NMR Center$ Medical Sciences Building Leicester, Scotland LE1 7RH$ $ $ $ $ $ AI interpretation of NMR Spectra of Proteins$ $ 09/04/90* Ph.D.$ Bruce$ Roe$ Roe-Bruce$ Professor$ University of Oklahoma$ Depts. of Chemistry and Biochemistry$ 620 Parrington Oval Norman, OK 73019$ 405$ 325-4912$ 325-6111$ broe@aardvark.ucs.uoknor.edu$ broe@uokucsvx.bitnet$ Genomic DNA Sequencing strategies, methods and automation; Computer Analysis of DNA/Protein sequences; Oncogenes; tRNA structure-function relationships$ Maintains the genetic programs and databases at the University of Oklahoma. Alternative phone number (405) 325-7610.$ 01/30/91* DVM, PhD$ basavaRAJu$ SHANKARAPPA$ SHANKARAPPA-basavaRAJu$ Research Associate$ University of Pittsburgh$ Department of Pathology$ Room 745 Scaife Hall, Univ of Pittsburgh School of Medicine$ (412)$ 648-9763$ (412) 648-1916$ bsh@med.pitt.edu$ shankarappa@biotechnet.com$ structure-function relationship Analysis of sequence data$ I am interested in seeing some software for structural analysis of sequence data. I would like to study some on the new ways of defining structural motifs.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:46 1993* Ph.D.$ Yoshiyuki$ Sakaki$ Sakaki-Yoshiyuki$ Professor$ Kyushu University$ Research Laboratory for Genetic Information$ Hakozaki, Fukuoka 812 Japan$ $ $ $ $ $ deductive databases, protein structure$ Submitted paper on protein structure workstation to HICSS-24$ 09/06/90* Ph.D.$ Jean$ Sallantin$ Sallantin-Jean$ Professor$ Centre de recherche en informatique de Montpellier$ $ 860 rue de Saint Priest F-34090 Montpellier France$ 336$ 763 0460 ext. 339$ $ $ $ Machine learning in protein structure domains$ $ 05/07/90* Mr.$ Mika$ Salminen$ Salminen-Mika$ Graduate Student$ National Institute of Public Health$ HIV-laboratory$ Mannerheimintie 166 FINLAND, sf-00300$ 3580$ 474-4454$ 474-4408$ msalminen@finnphi.bitnet$ msalminen@nphi.fi$ HIV, PCR, Direct sequencing, biotech in general$ Looking for postdoctoral position starting 1993 fall/1994 spring$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Steven$ Salzberg$ Salzberg-Steven$ Professor$ Johns Hopkins University$ Computer Science$ Baltimore, MD 21218$ 410$ 516-8438$ 516-6134$ salzberg@cs.jhu.edu$ $ research interests: research interests: machine learning, classification, pattern recognition, sequence analysis$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Chris$ Sander$ Sander-Chris$ Staff Scientist$ European Molecular Biology Laboratory$ Biocomputing$ EMBL D-6900 Heidelberg, GERMANY$ 49$ 6221-387-361$ 6221-387-306$ sander@embl-heidelberg.de$ $ Protein folding, protein design, genome databases, learning algorithms$ Coauthor of DSSP, HSSP and FSSP derived protein structure and sequence databases. The databases are available via anonymous ftp from ftp.embl-heidelberg.de and from the file server NETSERV@EMBL. Protein sequences can be mailed to the PredictProtein@ embl-heidelberg.de for secondary structure prediction. Active in the planning and coordination of EMBnet, a network of more than ten national biocomputing nodes and database centers in Europe.$ 2/20/93* Ph.D.$ David$ Sankoff$ Sankoff-David$ Professor$ UniversitŽ de MontrŽal$ Centre de Recherches Mathematiques$ C.P. 6128 Succursale A MontrŽal, QuŽbec CANADA H3C 3J7$ $ $ $ $ $ Mathematic methods of evolutionary inference, sequence comparison, the evolution of sequences at the whole genome level.$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Kenji$ Satou$ Satou-Kenji$ Professor$ Kyushu University$ Educational Center for Information Processing$ Hakozaki, Fukuoka 812 Japan$ $ $ $ $ $ deductive databases, protein structure$ Submitted paper on protein structure workstation to HICSS-24$ 09/06/90* Ph.D.$ Peter$ Saurugger$ Saurugger-Peter$ $ Pioneer Hi-Bred Int., Inc.$ Data Management$ 7250 N.W.62ND Ave., Johnston, IA 50131-1004$ (515)$ 270-3998$ 270-4312$ pns@phibred.com$ peter-s@molbio.cbs.umn.edu$ $ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:40 1993* Ph.D.$ J-R.$ Scherrer$ Scherrer-J-R.$ Director/President/Dean$ Geneva University Hospital$ Center for Hospital Informatics$ 1211 Geneva 4 Switzerland$ 41$ 22-229-254$ 22-476-486$ $ $ Medical informatics and graphical tools for clinical use. Automated analysis of clinical records. Automated storage, retreival and use of 2D electrophoresis gels.$ $ 08/03/90* Ph.D.$ Emile$ Schiltz$ Schiltz-Emile$ Staff Scientist$ University of Freiburg$ Institute for Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry$ Albertstrasse 21, D-7800 Freiburg, Germany$ 761$ 203-4290$ 203-2815$ schiltz@bio2.chemie.uni-freiburg.de$ $ Protein sequence and structure$ $ 10/29/91* h.D.$ Thomas Dana$ Schneider$ Schneider-Thomas-Dana$ $ National Cancer Institute$ Laboratory of Mathematical Biology$ NCI/FCRDC Bldg 469, room 144 PO Box B Fredrick, MD 21702-1201$ (301)$ 846-5581$ 846-5598$ toms@ncifcrf.gov$ $ Information theory applications in molecular biology$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:42 1993* Dr.$ Steffen$ Schulze-Kremer$ Schulze-Kremer-Steffen$ $ Brainware GmbH$ Molecular Bioinformatics$ Westfaelische Strasse 56, D-1000 Berlin 31, Germany$ ++ 49 (0)$ 30 891 9487$ 30 464 4097$ steffen@kristall.chemie.fu-berlin.dbp.de$ steffen@kristall.chemie.fu-berlin.de or steffen@brainwr.de or steffen%brainwr@netmbx.de$ Machine learning techniques applied to protein structure analysis and prediction; also, other uses of AI methods for data analysis and interpretation of models and procedures in biochemistry.$ Also reader in Molecular Bioinformatics at the Free University of Berlin, Chemistry Department. Alternate phone number ++ 49 (0)30 46330-40 (at Brainware)$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:48 1993* Ph.D.$ David$ Searls$ Searls-David$ $ University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine$ Department of Genetics$ CRB 475, 422 Curie Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19104-6145$ (215)$ 573-3107$ 573-3111$ dsearls@cbil.humgen.upenn.edu$ $ computational linguistics of biosequences$ Co-Director, Informatics Core, Human Genome Center for Chromosome 22.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:45 1993* Ms.$ Beverly$ Seavey$ Seavey-Beverly$ Staff Scientist$ University of Wisconsin$ NMR facility at Madison$ 420 Henry Mall Madison, WI 53705$ 608$ 262-8528$ 262-3453$ beverly@ai.wisc.edu$ NMRDB@vms.macc.wisc.edu$ I am currently designing a relational database for NMR-derived protein (for now) data. The DB is being designed to support several search-realted AI problems that are now being considered in our lab.$ There are tables inn the database that include rows that are expressions for linking to other databases: |other-db-name| our_prot_id | their_prot_id | expr_to | expr_from where "expr_to" is an expression relating the protein sequence from our DB to trheir perotein sequence, i.e., if there is a sequence difference, how to derrive the sequence in the other database from the sequence in our database. expr_from allows you to move in the opposite direction. When we set up links to GenBank and EMBL, I will meed to devise functions "transcription," and "translation," but that is going to be messy.$ 07/16/90* Ph.D.$ Jude$ Shavlik$ Shavlik-Jude$ Professor$ University of Wisconsin$ Computer Science Department$ 1210 W. Dayton St. Madison, WI 53706$ 608$ 262-7784$ 262-9777$ shavlik@cs.wisc.edu$ $ Application of machine learning techniques to biological sequence analysis$ $ 07/13/90* Ph.D.$ Kenneth$ Silvestro$ Silvestro-Kenneth$ Staff Scientist$ Human Gene Mapping Library$ $ 25 Science Park New Haven, CT 06511$ $ $ $ $ $ Expert systems in molecular biology$ HGML closed Sept 1. Silvestro's current position is unknown.$ 09/06/90* Prof.$ Derek$ Sleeman$ Sleeman-Derek$ Professor$ University of Aberdeen$ Dept of Computer Science$ King's College Aberdeen, Scotland AB9 2UB$ $ $ $ $ $ AI interpretation of NMR Spectra of Proteins$ $ 09/04/90* Ph.D.$ Randy$ Smith$ Smith-Randy$ $ Baylor College of Medicine$ Institute for Molecular Genetics$ One Baylor Plaza, Houston, TX 77030$ $ 713-798-4735$ 713-798-5386$ rsmith@bcm.tmc.edu$ $ genome informatics, computational molecular biology, sequence analysis, pattern matching and construction algorithms$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:37 1993* Ph.D.$ Temple$ Smith$ Smith-Temple$ Director/President/Dean$ Harvard School of Public Health$ Molecular Biology Computing Research Resource$ Dana Farber Cancer Institute 44 Biney St. Boston, MA 02115$ $ $ $ tsmith@mbcrr.harvard.edu$ $ Macromolecular sequence analysis$ Director of MBCRR$ 09/06/90* Dr. /Ph.D.$ Jay$ Snoddy$ Snoddy-Jay$ Molecular Biologist$ Department of Energy Office of Health and Environmental Research$ DOE Human Genome Task Group$ ER-72 GTN US DOE Washington DC 20585$ 301$ 301-903-2792$ 301-903-5051$ snoddy@mailgw.er.doe.gov$ snoddy@oerv01.er.doe.gov$ (administrative duties) molecular biology / genome informatics / computational biology comments:$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:45 1993* Mr.$ Eric$ Snyder$ Snyder-Eric$ Graduate Student$ University of Colorado, Boulder$ Molecular, Cellular, Developmental Biology$ Campus Box 347 Boulder, CO 80309-0347$ 303$ 492-1474$ 492-7744$ eesnyder@boulder.colorado.edu$ eesnyder@beagle.colorado.edu$ DNA sequence analysis, intron/exon discrimination, subsymbolic AI (neural networks), dynamic programmming.$ comments: alt phone (303) 938-1789$ 10/22/91* Mr.$ Erik$ Sonnhammer$ Sonnhammer-Erik$ $ Netherlands Cancer Institute$ Departments of Molecular Biology and Biophysics$ Plesmanlaan 121 NL-1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands$ $ $ $ $ $ Object-oriented modelling of cell metabolism$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Art$ Souther$ Souther-Art$ Professor$ University of Texas, Austin$ Department of Computer Science$ Austin, TX 78712$ $ $ $ souther@cs.utexas.edu$ $ Botany knowledge base$ $ 05/07/90* M.D., Ph.D.$ David J.$ States$ States-David-J.$ Director$ Washington University in St. Louis$ Institute for Biomedical Computing$ 700 S. Euclid Ave., St. Louis MO 63110$ 314$ 362-2134$ 362-0234$ states@cs.wustl.edu$ states@states@ibc.wustl.edu$ Classification and pattern recognition techniques applied to large databases of molecular sequence and molecular structure information. Data accuracy in molecular sequencing, automated sequence editting. Automated sequence annotation.$ Director, Institute for Biomedical Computing and Director of Biomedical Engineering, Washington University Educational interests: graduate training in biomedical engineering and computational biology$ Tue Feb 2 20:57:39 1993* MSc.$ Evan$ Steeg$ Steeg-Evan$ $ University of Toronto$ Computer Science Department$ Sandford Fleming Bldg. Toronto, Ontario M4Y 1R5 Canada$ (416)$ 978-5182$ 978-1455$ steeg@cs.toronto.edu$ steeg@cs.utoronto.ca$ Neural networks, machine learning, RNA and protein structure prediction, evolutionary biology, sequence analysis.$ PhD expected summer/fall 1993$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:47 1993* Ph.D.$ Jon$ Sticklen$ Sticklen-Jon$ Professor$ Michigan State University$ CPS Dept, AI/KBS Group$ A 714 Wells Hall East Lansing, MI 48824-1027$ 517$ 353-3711$ 336-1061$ sticklen@cpswh.cps.msu.edu$ sticklen@pleiades.cps.msu.edu$ Model based reasoning, planning, classification, ecological modelling, storage and retrieval of experimental protocols.$ Currently collaborating with ecologists to model the agro-ecosystem under study in the Michigan State Long Term Ecological Project (LTER) under NSF. Also engaged in research with Proctor and Gamble to develop an AI-based approach for biodegradability assessment with the MSU center for Microbial Ecology.$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Marvin$ Stodolsky$ Stodolsky-Marvin$ $ Department of Energy, ER-72 GTN$ OHER Human Genome Task Group$ Washington, DC 20585$ (301)$ 903-4475$ 903-7363$ stodolsk@mailgw.er.doe.gov$ stodolsk@oerv01.er.doe.gov$ Molecular biology, genomics, informatics$ Mail to genome@oerv01.er.doe.gov will go to the whole task group.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:35 1993* Ph.D.$ Huub$ Stoffers$ Stoffers-Huub$ $ Netherlands Cancer Institute$ Departments of Molecular Biology and Biophysics$ Plesmanlaan 121 NL-1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands$ $ $ $ $ $ Object oriented modelling of cell metabolism$ $ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Gary$ Stormo$ Stormo-Gary$ Professor$ University of Colorado$ Dept. of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Bio$ Campus Box 347 Boulder, CO 80309-0347$ 303$ 492-1476$ 492-7744$ stormo@boulder.colorado.edu$ $ regulation of gene expression, pattern recognition in protein and nucleic acid sequences$ $ 05/07/90* Asst. Professor, Ph.D.$ Shankar$ Subramaniam$ Subramaniam-Shankar$ $ Beckman Institute, University of Illinois$ Biophysics$ 405 N. Mathews Av., Urbana$ IL 61801$ (217) 244-4489$ (217) 244-2909$ shankar@ncsa.uiuc.edu$ s-shankar@uiuc.edu$ protein structure, design. machine learning for proteins.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:42 1993* Mr.$ Gilbert$ Syswerda$ Syswerda-Gilbert$ Staff Scientist$ BBN Laboratories$ Intelligent Systems$ 10 Moulton St. Cambridge MA 02138$ 617$ 873-8234$ 873-3776$ syswerda@bbn.com$ $ genetic algorithms, machine learning, machine vision; predicting how chemicals will act in a biochemical setting, based on how other chemicals have performed.$ $ 12/06/90* Ph.D.$ Toshihisa$ Takagai$ Takagai-Toshihisa$ Professor$ Kyushu University$ Educational Center for Information Processing$ Hakozaki, Fukuoka 812 Japan$ $ $ $ $ $ deductive databases, protein structure$ Submitted paper on protein structure workstation to HICSS-24$ 09/06/90* Ph.D.$ Hideki$ Takehara$ Takehara-Hideki$ Professor$ Kyushu University$ Graduate School of Genetic Resources Technology$ Hakozaki, Fukuoka 812 Japan$ $ $ $ $ $ deductive databases, protein structure$ Submitted paper on protein structure workstation to HICSS-24$ 09/06/90* Ph.D.$ Stuart$ Taylor$ Taylor-Stuart$ $ Mayo Medical School/Graduate School of Medicine$ Physiology and Biophysics, Pharmacology$ 711 D Guggenheim Building ROCHESTER, MN 55905$ (507)$ 284-3852$ 284-9111$ taylor@mayo.edu$ $ 1. Electronic imaging 2. 3D microscopy of live cells (fluorescence, luminescence, visible light, laser scanning) 3. calcium in signal transduction$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:42 1993* $ Irina$ Tchoumatchenko$ Tchoumatchenko-Irina$ PhD student$ University Paris-VI$ LAFORIA$ 4 place Jussieu 75252 Paris Cedex 05$ 33$ 1-44-27-70-09$ 1-44-27-70-00$ irina@laforia.ibp.fr$ $ prediction protein secondary structure using knowledge-based neural networks$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:47 1993* Ph.D.$ Fredj$ Tekaia$ Tekaia-Fredj$ $ Institut Pasteur$ Computing Unit$ 25 rue du Dr. Roux 75724 Paris CEDEX 15, France$ + (33)$ 1/ 45 68 85 09$ 1/ 40 61 30 80$ tekaia@pasteur.fr$ tekaia@pasteur.bitnet$ Statistical and database management aspects related to nucleotide and protein sequence data. Sequence comparison methods, multiple alignments methods, methods for phylogy analysis.$ I am interrested in exchanging experiences in these fields and welcome experienced persons for seminars, conferences,...$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* PhD$ Arthur$ Thomas$ Thomas-Arthur$ principal$ Proteus Associates$ $ 550 Battery Street, Suite 2104 San Francisco, CA 94111$ 415$ 362-8059$ 415-362-8059$ ajt@well.sf.ca.us$ ajt@esl.com$ computational medicine and biology, AI applications$ $ Tue Feb 2 20:57:40 1993* PhD Student$ Kevin$ Thompson$ Thompson-Kevin$ Research Scientist$ NASA Ames Research Center$ Artificial Intelligence Research Branch$ MS 269-2 Moffett Field, CA 94035 USA$ 415$ 604-4767$ 604-3594$ kthompso@ptolemy.arc.nasa.gov$ $ protein structure prediction, DNA structure prediction, computational linguistics of biosequences$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:41 1993* Ph.D.$ Raul E.$ Valdes-Perez$ Valdes-Perez-Raul-E.$ $ Carnegie Mellon University$ School of Computer Science and Center for Light Microscope Imaging and Biotechnology$ 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213$ (412)$ 268-7127$ 621-5117$ valdes@cs.cmu.edu$ $ Computer-Aided Discovery in the Natural Sciences$ Our MECHEM project has the goal of automating the elucidation of reaction pathways, with application to reactions of chemical and biological interest. Other projects in biology and physics are drawn from cell & developmental biology, and particle physics.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:35 1993* Research Associate. Ph.D$ Warren$ Wakarchuk$ Wakarchuk-Warren$ $ National Research Council Canada$ Institute for Biological Sciences$ 100 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada$ K1A 0R6$ 613-990-0882$ 613-952-9092$ wakarchu@biologysx.lan.nrc.ca$ num208ww@mbds.nrc.ca$ Protein engineering, enzyme reaction mechanisms$ I am interested in hearing about new techniques from many different fields.$ Tue Feb 2 20:57:40 1993* Ph.D.$ David$ Waltz$ Waltz-David$ $ Thinking Machines Corp$ Advanced Information Systems$ 245 First St. Cambridge, MA 02142$ (617)$ 234-2050$ 234-4444$ waltz@think.com$ waltz@chaos.cs.brandeis.edu$ Cognitive modelling, connection machine algorithms, protein structure representation, information retrieval, learning methods, memory-based reasoning. Director of Advanced Information Systems at TMC.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:35 1993* MS in Molecular Biology$ Fang$ Wang$ Wang-Fang$ Research Scientist/ Lecturer$ University of Texas System Center for High Performance Computing / University of Texas at Austin$ CHPC / Microbiology$ CMS 1.154, BRC, 10100 Burnet Road, Austin, Tx 78712$ 512$ 471-2456/4762$ 471-2445$ fwang@chpc.utexas.edu$ $ Computational Molecular Biology$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:44 1993* Ph.D.$ Colin$ Watanabe$ Watanabe-Colin$ Staff Scientist$ Genentech, Inc.$ $ 460 Point San Bruno Blvd. South San Francisco, CA 94080$ $ $ $ ckw@genie.gene.com$ $ $ Submitted a paper on a computer language for DNA sequence construction to HICSS-24$ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Teresa$ Webster$ Webster-Teresa$ Staff Scientist$ ARRIS Pharmaceutical Corp.$ $ 26 Landsdowne St. Combridge, MA 02139$ 617$ 494-0055$ 494-0482$ $ $ Rational drug design$ $ 08/31/90* Ph.D.$ Daniel$ Weld$ Weld-Daniel$ Professor$ University of Washington$ Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering$ Mail Stop FR-35 Seattle, WA 98195$ 206$ 543-9196$ 543-2969$ weld@cs.washington.edu$ $ Artificial intelligence, model-based reasoning$ $ 05/07/90* Mr.$ Jeremy$ Wertheimer$ Wertheimer-Jeremy$ Graduate Student$ Massachussettes Institute of Technology$ AI Lab$ Room 805 545 Technology Sq. Cambridge, MA 02139$ 617$ 253-5867$ 253-5060$ jeremy@ai.mit.edu$ $ representing biological knowledge and reasoning.$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Hans$ Westerhoff$ Westerhoff-Hans$ $ Netherlands Cancer Institute$ Departments of Molecular Biology and Biophysics$ Plesmanlaan 121 NL-1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands$ + (31)$ 205122536$ 20172625$ hw@vaxh.nki.nl$ $ Object oriented modelling of cell metabolism$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:39 1993* Ph.D.$ Patrick$ Winston$ Winston-Patrick$ Director/President/Dean$ Massachussettes Institute of Technology$ AI Laboratory$ 545 Technology Square, Room 817 Cambridge, MA 02139$ 617$ 253-6754$ 253-5060$ phw@ai.mit.edu$ $ AI$ Director of AI Lab at MIT.$ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ William$ Winter$ Winter-William$ Professor$ SUNY- Coll of Environmental Science & Forestry$ Chemistry$ 315 Baker Lab. SUNY-ESF Syracuse, NY 13210-2786$ 315$ 470-6876$ 470-6512$ wtwinter@suvm.acs.syr.edu$ WTWINTER@SUVM$ Molecular Geometry of Fibrous Biopolymers, X-ray/electron diffraction, CP/MAS NMR, molecular modeling, polysaccharides, extracellular polysaccharides, glycosaminoglycans, plant gums.$ $ 10/22/91* Ph.D.$ Matthew$ Witten$ Witten-Matthew$ $ University of Texas$ Center for High Performance Computing$ Balcones Research Center, 1.154 CMS 10100 Burnet Road Austin, TX 78758-4497$ (512)$ 471-2472$ 471-2445$ m.witten@chpc.utexas.edu$ m.witten@utchpc (bitnet)$ Large scale simulations/mathematical modelling, graphics and visualization issues.$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:32 1993* Ph.D.$ William$ Wood$ Wood-William$ Staff Scientist$ Genentech, Inc.$ $ 460 Point San Bruno Blvd. South San Francisco, CA 94080$ $ $ $ wiw@genie.gene.com$ $ $ Submitted a paper on a computer language for DNA sequence construction to HICSS-24$ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ John$ Wooley$ Wooley-John$ Deputy Associate Director$ U.S. Dept. of Energy (GTN)$ Health and Environmental Research$ ER-71 Washington, DC 20585$ 301$ 903 3153$ 903 5051$ wooley@mailgw.er.doe.gov$ wooley@oerv01.er.doe.gov$ I am now involved with the Genome Project, with Structural Biology, with Global Change/Environmental Biology, and the computing aspects of same.$ I am a focal point for interagency efforts in developing a computational biology initiative$ 05/07/90* M.A.$ Lawrence W.$ Wright$ Wright-Lawrence-W.$ Senior Research Programmer$ Yale University School of Medicine$ Center for Medical Informatics$ 3 TMP - Anesthesiology, 333 Cedar Street, New Haven, CT 06510-3333$ 203$ 785 7453$ 737 2243$ wright-lawrence@yale.edu$ larry_wright@qm.ycc.yale.edu$ development of medical & biology computer applications$ Created Double Digester, a program to assist in assembling double digest restriction maps. Currently working on a program to help geneticists enter, manipulate and merge a wide range of physical maps and mapping data, with special emphasis on interactive techniques for dealing with error and ambiguity.$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:45 1993* Ph.D.$ C.N.$ Yee$ Yee-C.N.$ Professor$ Monash University$ Computer Science Department$ Clayton, Victoria 3168 Australia$ $ $ $ $ $ $ Submitter paper on constraint checking for restriction site mapping to HICSS-24$ 05/07/90* Ph.D.$ Maria$ Zemankova$ Zemankova-Maria$ $ National Science Foundation$ Database and Expert Systems Program$ 1800 G Street, NW -- Room 310, Washington, DC 20550$ (202)$ 357-9570$ 357-0320$ mzemanko@nsf.gov$ mzemanko@nsf.bitnet$ scientific databases, intelligent information systems, knowledge discovery, uncertainty management (fuzzy logic).$ Interested in organizing a multi-disciplinary, interagency program on scientific databases & electronic libraries; Co-editor-in-chief of JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENT INFORMATION$ Thu Feb 18 16:32:47 1993* Ph.D.$ Xiru$ Zhang$ Zhang-Xiru$ $ Thinking Machines Co.$ $ 245 First St. Cambridge, MA 02142-1214$ (617)$ 876-1111$ 876-1823$ xiru@think.com$ xiru@ai.mit.edu$ Parallel Algorithms, Neural Networks, Machine Learning, Computation Biology, Time series analysis$ $ Thu Feb 18 16:32:38 1993* Ms.$ Diane$ Zimmerman$ Zimmerman-Diane$ Graduate Student$ Rutgers$ Computer Science$ New Brunswick, NJ 08903$ 908$ 251-6016$ $ zimmerma@cs.rutgers.edu$ $ AI, protein structure, information theory, object oriented programming$ $ 03/20/91*