CAGI4 Conference
CAGI 4 Conference Program
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The conference to discuss the outcome of the CAGI 4 experiment will be held at Genentech Hall on the UCSF Mission Bay campus in San Francisco, California, USA on 25-27 March 2016. All CAGI 4 participants are encouraged to attend.
As with the previous conferences, the aim of the CAGI 4 Conference will be to disseminate the results of the most recent CAGI experiment and assess our collective ability to make accurate and meaningful predictions of phenotypes from genomic information. CAGI data providers, assessors, and selected predictors will give the majority of the talks at the conference, with significant time allocated for discussions.
Fellowships are available, and in previous years we were able to provide support to most eligible applicants. To be eligible for fellowship support you must be a student or postdoc and a US citizen or permanent resident. We may also be able to support some members of under-represented groups, including those with disabilities, regardless of citizenship. All eligible participants are strongly encouraged to apply for a fellowship and are likely to receive support.
Observers who did not participate in CAGI 4 are also welcome, but their attendance is limited by the capacity of the meeting space. A late fee will apply to registrations received after 10 March 2016.
If you belong to an organization that would like to support the CAGI conference, please let us know!
Important Dates
10 March 2016: Regular registration closes
10 March 2016: Deadline for fellowship applications
17 March 2016: Deadline for abstract submission
25-27 March 2016: CAGI 4 conference in San Francisco
Registration Fees
Participant Participant, ISCB member Observer Observer, ISCB member
Regular $550 $495 $750 $675
Late $700 $630 $900 $810
Participant means predictor, assessor, data provider, board or council, or organizer.
Acknowledgements
Funding for this conference is made possible (in part) by R13 HG006650 from the National Human Genome Research Institute. The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services; nor does mention by trade names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.