Bioinformatics has assumed, over the past few years, an outstanding growth and its role is gaining even more importance in fields like Molecular Biology and Molecular Medicine. These fields, more than ever, gave rise to an exponential production of information in a wide range of new formats, aiming to represent nucleotide or protein sequences, high-throughput experimental data and so on.

Systems Biology integrates the biological research efforts with the data analysis, mathematical modelling, in silico simulation and optimization, aiming to gather large-scale databases and develop new computational technologies, to accurately discover new biological meaning or even to help in tasks related with modelling and optimization.

Submissions are now open for the first edition of the Bioinformatics Open Days. If you would like to share your work you are welcome to participate.
Submitted abstracts will be selected for oral or poster presentation.

Topics of interest include, but not restricted to:
-Next Generation Sequencing
-Model optimization tools
-Motif recognition
-Proteomics and Transcriptomics
-Metabolic analysis tools
-Simulation approaches
-Biological data visualization
-Functional Genomics
-Evolutionary Algorithms
-Cellular Interactions
-Data mining approaches (implementations and algorithms)
-Phylogenetic in silico analysis
-Drug target in silico detection

Submission rules:
- Maximum of 5000 characters

Submissions will be closed on January 18th.