SOFG Post Conference
 SOFG -- Standards and Ontologies for Functional Genomics
17th to 20th November, 2002
Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge,
UK
[Wellcome
Trust Sponsored]
NEW SOFG WEBSITE AT http://www.sofg.org/
The Standards and Ontologies for Functional Genomics
(SOFG) conference was held at Hinxton on 17-20 Nov 2002.
Oral presentations and a .pdf
of the abstract book are all available to download
from our FTP
server. In addition, please checkout this
section for a review by Comparative
and Functional Genomics journal.
Comparative and Functional Genomics Review
In addition this meeting was reviewed in Comparative
and Functional Genomics, this meeting review and
three invited reviews on ontologies and their use in
biology will be in the January 2003 issue, which has
several other articles on biology.
Comparative and Functional Genomics is offering SOFG
delegates
a Special Discounted Single Issue Price of US$ 17.00
(£11.50)
for a print copy of CFG Volume 4 issue 1 'Ontologies
and Standards'. This issue includes special sections
on SOFG and the ESF Functional
Genomics Programme workshop 'Ontology for Biology',
with 12 articles
contributed by invited speakers, plus a detailed report
on each meeting.
Simply print and fill out the pdf
order form and return it, by post
or fax, to the address given on the form.
Conference Special Section - SOFG
- Parkinson + Harris SOFG report
- Lee & Sternberg A C. elegans cell and
anatomy ontology
- Stoeckert & Parkinson The MGED ontology
- Stevens R et al Building ontologies in DAML+OIL
Conference Special Section - ESF: Ontology for Biology
- Bernardi et al Official meeting report
- Camon E et al The GO Annotation project
(GOA)
- Blaschke & Valencia Automated classification
of protein function from literature
- McCray A An Upper Level Ontology for the
Biomedical Domain
- Ratch E Developing a protein interaction
ontology
- Williams Bringing Ontology to GO
- Hahn U Ontology engineering in thesaurus
re-engineering
- Staab S The Semantic Web
- Gangemi A Tools and methods for building
domain ontologies
- Von Wachter D A Philosophical theory of
causation for ontology engineering
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