The BiGG database is a widely used resource for sharing genome-scale metabolic reconstructions. BiGG integrates several published genome-scale metabolic networks into one resource with standard nomenclature which allows components to be compared across different species. Furthermore, BiGG contains links to several publicly available databases where additional information can be found and integrated. In addition, BiGG contains a customized export tool that enables the generation of SBML...

Building from an existing project in the Calit2 Immersive Visualization Lab, this research continues to develop a 3D digital model of the Calit2 building and its surroundings, where dynamic elements such as light sources, operating elevators, and automatic doors were added to offer a realistic sense to the artificial model. The goal of the research is to utilize computer science technology effectively in telecommunications by simulating environments where a more tangible connection is built...

An Introduction Talk by Geoffrey M. Voelker

Video Game : Neat Defense by Neat Hat Studios

Video Game : Athmosphere by Team ACK DNY

Video Game : Island Mayhem by Team Undecided Chaos and Shape Destruction

Video Game : 20.000 Frags Under the Sea by Team Leviathan

Talk by Paul Spellman about "Systematic Analysis of Breast Cancer Cell Lines"

Talk by Collin Collins about "The Challenge and Promise of Structural Oncogenomics"

Talk by Donna Alberstson about "Causes and Consequences of Genomic Instability in Cancer"