Jun14 Annual
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iSEEM2 Annual In-Person Meeting
- Date: Thursday, May 8th, 2014
- Location: Conference Room A/B, First Floor, Gladstone Institutes, 1650 Owens Street, San Francisco, CA 94158
- Food: Lunch and coffee breaks will be provided
- Attending:
- Eisen lab: Jonathan, Dongying, Guillaume, Ladan, Sarah
- Pollard lab: Katie, Josh, Patrick, Stacia, Stephen
- Sharpton lab: Tom
- Schedule:
- 10:00am - Arrival and meeting overview (Katie)
- 10:30am - Introductions and progress reports from each team member (5 minutes each)
- 11:30am - Overall goals and challenges in achieving these
- Katie: Outline of goals and deliverables as stated in the grant, summary of overall progress
- Jonathan: Summary of challenges, primarily data availability (Guillaume)
- Group: How can we overcome these challenges? What can we do with the data that is available? Areas in need of more genomes?
- Group: What organisms should we analyze? Eukaryotes, viruses?
- 12:30am - Lunch
- 1:00pm - New directions: Emerging bioinformatics and statistics challenges in metagenomics
- Longitudinal analysis (Katie)
- Data Integration (metagenomes, transcriptomes, proteomes, metabolomes) (Tom)
- Informatics challenges for eukaryotes and viruses (Jonathan)
- Methodology for identifying closely related strains (Stephen)
- Long read sequencing & assembly-based analyses (Stephen)
- Co-occurrence assessment, esp. metabolic networks (Patrick?)
- 2:00pm - New Directions: Emerging biological questions in marine metagenomics (Josh)
- Functional biodiversity hotspots
- Predicting extirpations and extinctions of genes and metabolic pathways
- What can terrestrial and aquatic samples tell us about marine microbiology and its interface with land?
- 2:30pm - Phylogeography (Sarah)
- 3:00pm - Simulations (Stephen)
- 3:30pm - New metabolic pathways
- Identification (Patrick, Josh)
- Characterization (Tom)
- Network analysis (Ladan)
- 4:30pm - Concrete plan of action