BIO-IT World Conference & Expo 2009

The Future of Personal Genomics
A special plenary panel discussion featuring:

* Robert C. Green, M.D., M.P.H. Professor of Neurology, Genetics and Epidemiology, Boston University School of Medicine and Public Health
* John Halamka, M.D., M.S., CIO, Harvard Medical School
* Clifford Reid, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer, Complete Genomics, Inc.
* Dietrich Stephan, Ph.D., Co-founder and Chief Science Officer, Navigenics, Inc.

Concurrent Tracks:

TRACK 1: IT Infrastructure & Operations
Efficiently prepare, acquire, manage, integrate, and analyze data and IT infrastructure/operation activities.

TRACK 2: Informatics for Genomic Medicine
Apply informatics tools, science and statistics to extract the most knowledge from medical and clinical data for genome analysis, biomarker detection, and target discovery.

TRACK 3: Predictive and in silico Science
Use of model-simulated therapeutics, in silico tools, drug discovery and development, and predictive bio-simulations & models to explore and understand chemical and biological systems.

TRACK 4: Computational Chemistry
Enabling discovery and improving knowledge management through access to public and commercial science, tools and databases and through the integration of chemical and biological data.

TRACK 5: Clinical and Medical Informatics
Role IT solutions, theoretical knowledge and social infrastructure have in allowing for efficient gathering and analysis of clinical data.

TRACK 6: eHealth Solutions
Integrating life sciences, IT and general healthcare to support the care delivery process and innovative R&D of next generation health IT and personalized medicine solutions.