View Presentation by, Tony Hey, Jeff Dozier, Ben Shneiderman, Timo Hannay, Christopher Southan

Chair: Daron Green

View Presentation by, Ellen Prager, President, Earth2Ocean, Inc

Chair: Harold Javid

Computational Methods for Large-Scale DNA Data Analysis

Xiaohong Qiu, Jaliya Ekanayake, Geoffrey C. Fox, Thilina Gunarathne, Scott Beason – Indiana University

Tools for Scalable Genome Haplotying in the Windows Azure Cloud

Girish Subramanian – Indiana University

Yogesh Simmhan – Microsoft Research

Generating Intelligent Multimedia Presentations from Semantic Mashups Using OAI-ORE and SMIL

Jane Hunter, Anna Gerber – The University of Queensland

Comment by Sketch: A Picture Says a Million Words

Stephen Wilson, Jeremy Frey – University of Southampton

Observing Round-the-Clock Expulsion of Matter from a Black Hole: Global Jet Watch

Katherine Blundell – Oxford University

Towards Complete Functional and Structural Imaging of Cortical Circuits

Clay Reid, Davi Bock, Wei-Chung Reid – Harvard Medical School

Software Support for Hybrid Computing

Shujia Zhou – University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Scaling Simulations Through Declarative Processing

Alan Demers, Oliver Gao, Johannes Gehrke, Christoph Koch, Marcos Vaz Salles, Walker White – Cornell University

Enhancing BLAST Comprehension with SilverMap

Peter Ansell, Lawrence Buckingham, Xin-yi Chua, James Hogan, Scott Mann, Paul Roe – Queensland University of Technology

Web Service Extension of Computational Biology Application Suite

Robert Bukowksi, Jaroslaw Pillardy – Computational Biology Service Unit, Cornell University

Scalable Solution for a Comprehensive Appraisal of Contemporary Documents

Rob Kooper, Peter Bajcsy, Kenton McHenry – National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Author Identity and Social Networking at arXiv

Simeon Warner, Nathan Woody, Paul Ginsparg – Cornell University

Thorsten Schwander – Los Alamos National Laboratory

Listening to Nature: Acoustic Monitoring of the Environment

Michael Towsey, Birgit Planitz, Paul Roe, Jiro Sumitomo, Ian Williamson, Jason Wimmer, Jinglan Zhang – Queensland University of Technology

3D Geographical Environments and Geospatial Data Exploration Using Flight Simulators and Geodatabases

Alexandra Diehl, Horacio Abbate, Marta Mejail, Mercedes Sanchez – Universidad de Buenos Aires

Claudio Delrieux – Universidada Nacional del Sur, Argentina

Simple Provenance in Scientific Databases

Nolan Li, Alexander Szalay – Johns Hopkins University

Provenir Ontology: Towards a Framework for eScience Provenance Management

Satya Sahoo, Amit Sheth – Wright State University

The Vedea Visualization Language

Martin Calsyn – Microsoft Research

Tools and Techniques for Computational Biology

Carl Kadie – Microsoft Research

Performing Science in the Cloud: A Haplotype Phasing Case Study

Yogesh Simmhan – Microsoft Research

Generalized eScience Collaboration Through SharePoint

Marty Humphrey – University of VirginiaCatharine Van Ingen – Microsoft Research

Deb Agarwal – Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Collaborative Data Analysis with Taverna Workflows

Andrea Wiggins, Kevin Crowston – Syracuse University

Lessons from myExperiment: Research Objects for Data Intensive Research

David De Roure – University of Southampton

Carole Goble – University of Manchester

Facilitating Next Generation Data Intensive Science Using Semantic Technologies

Deborah McGuinness, Peter Fox – Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Integrating Streaming Data and Semantic Repositories

Alejandro Rodriguez, Yong Liu, James Myers – University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign

Using Multipartite Graphs for Recommendation and Discovery

Michael Kurtz, Edwin Henneken, Alberto Accomazzi – Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics

Data Intensive Scalable Computing: Applying Google-Style Computing to eScience

Randal E. Bryant – Carnegie Mellon University

Understanding and Maturing the Data-Intensive Scalable Computing Storage Substrate

Garth A. Gibson – Carnegie Mellon University

Low Power Amdahl Blades for Data Intensive Computing

Alexander Szalay, Andreas Terzis, Alainna White, Jan Vandenberg – Johns Hopkins University

Gordon Bell, Jose Blakeley – Microsoft

Howie Huang – George Washington University

View Presentation by Stephen Emmott

Chair: Tony Hey

View Presentation by Ralph Roskies and Michael Levine

Chair: Peter Lee

Bayesian Network Modelling of the Factors Influencing the Development of Obesity

David Hoyle, Nicholas Harding, Iain Buchan – University of Manchester

Navigating Across Multi-Scale Biological Systems Using Cognitive Modeling and Systems Approaches Conceptualized in Product Engineering

Nagasuma Chandra – Indian Institute of Science

Satish Chandra – National Aerospace Laboratories

Improvements in the Determination of Fundamental Principles of RNA Structure and the Prediction of RNA Secondary and Tertiary Structure

Robin Gutell, David Gardner – University of Texas, Austin

Stuart Ozer – Microsoft

Navigating the Complex Web of Chemistry Using ChemSpider

Antony Williams, Valery Tkachenko – Royal Society of Chemistry

The oreChem Project: Integrating Chemistry Scholarship with the Semantic Web and Web 2.0

Carl Lagoze – Cornell University

Prasenjit Mitra, William Brouwer – Penn State University

Mark Borkum – University of Southampton

Integrative Data Mining For Drug Discovery Using the Semantic Web

Qian Zhu, Marlon Pierce, Geoffrey C. Fox, David J. Wild – Indiana University

Michael S. Lajiness – Eli Lilly and Company

Extraction of NMR Spectra and Structural Data from Documents for Semantic Representation and Reuse

Mark Borkum – University of Southampton

William Brouwer – Penn State University

Social and Semantic Computing to Support Citizen Science

Joel Sachs, Tejas Lagvankar, Tim Finnin – University of Maryland-Baltimore County

Tupelo: a Framework for E-Science Knowledge Spaces

Joe Futrelle, Jeff Gaynor, Joel Plutchak, James Myers, Robert McGrath – National Center for Supercomputing Applications

Data Integration for E-Science Using Correlated Concepts

Lushan Han, Tim Finin, Anupam Joshi, Yelena Yesha – University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Construction of a MODIS Scientific Data Reprojection and Reduction Pipeline in Windows Azure Platform

Jie Li – University of Virginia

Youngryel Ryu – University of California, Berkeley

Keith Jackson, Deb Agarwal – Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Catharine Van Ingen – Microsoft Research

Cloud Workflow Service: Automatically Scaling Scientific Workflows on Demand

Cui Lin – Wayne State University

Roger Barga, Dean Guo, Jared Jackson – Microsoft External Research

Cloud Computing for Planetary Defense

Steven Johnston, Kenji Takeda, Hugh Lewis, Simon Cox, Graham Swinerd – University of Southampton

Segmentation of Confocal Stacks and Synaptic Regions for the Connectome Project

Amelio Vazquez-Reina, Won-Ki Jeong, Roanna Ruiz, Bo Wang, Hanspeter Pfister – Harvard University

Eric Miller – Tufts University

A Web-Based System for Biomedical Image Storage, Annotation, Content-Based Retrieval and Exploration

Jorge Camargo, Juan Caicedo, Angel Cruz Roa, Eduardo Romero, Clara Spinel, Fabio Gonzalez – Universidad Nacional de Colombia

David Seligmann, Jessica Forero – Politecnico Grancolombiano

Incorporating Problem-Based Learning in Medical Image Processing: A Case Study on Computing-Centric Engineering Education

Chang Quo, May Wang – Georgia Institute of Technology

Current Status of e-Health in Peru

Lady Murrugarra – Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia

Model-Driven Support for a Vaccine Study in Kathmandu

Jeremy Gibbons, Jim Davies, Steve Harris, Jane Metz, Matthew Snape, Andrew Pollard – University of Oxford

A New Partnership for Cross-Scale, Cross-Domain eScience

Bill Howe – University of Washington

Extracting Natural Laws from Data: Invariants Are Better Than Predictive Models

Michael Schmidt, Hod Lipson – Cornell University

From Flops to (Peta)Bytes: the Expanding Role of Data in Scientific Analysis

Nick Nystrom – Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center

SysMO-DB: Just Enough Exchange for Systems Biology Data and Models

Carole Goble, Katy Wolstencroft, Stuart Owen, Sergejs Aleksejevs – University of Manchester

Wolfgang Müller, O. Krebs, Isable Rojas – EML

Jacky Snoep – University of Stellenbosch

Healthcare e-Labs: Opening and Integrating Models of Health

Iain Buchan, Carole Goble, David Hoyle, John Ainsworth, Mark Delderfield, Gareth Smith, Lee Kitching – University of Manchester

John Winn, Christopher Bishop – Microsoft Research

How Optimized Environmental Sensing Helps Address Information Overload on the Web

Carlos Guestrin – Carnegie Mellon University

Computational Thinking for a Modern Kidney Exchange

Tuomas Sandholm – Carnegie Mellon University

Parallel Thinking

Guy Blelloch – Carnegie Mellon University

Opportunities for Integration of Multi-Model Data for the Water Sciences Community

Yong Liu, David Hill, Barbara Minsker – National Center for Supercomputing Applications

Modelling Data-Driven CO2 Sequestration Using Distributed HPC CyberInfrastructure

Yaakoub El Khamra – University of Texas at Austin

Shantenu Jha – Louisiana State University

Beyond Sensors: Curating Ancillary Data for Carbon-Climate Science

Catharine Van Ingen – Microsoft Research

Marty Humphrey – University of Virginia

Deb Agarwal – Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory