Health & Wellbeing VI

October 12, 2010
Jennifer Listgarten and James Hogan | Microsoft Research, Queensland University of Technology

Correction for Hidden Confounders in Genetic Analyses
Jennifer Listgarten, Microsoft Research

BioPatML.NET and Its Pattern Editor: Moving into the Next Era of Biology Software
James Hogan, Queensland University of Technology

- Jeff Running
- Jennifer Listgarten
  
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