Feel free to contact me or D. Kingsbury about this announcement.
dan davison
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Announcing an important new quarterly peer-review journal.
March 1993
COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY
The Journal of Computational Molecular Cell Biology
Editors
Daniel B. Davison, Ph.D. David T. Kingsbury, Ph.D. Thomas Marr, Ph.D.
University of Houston Johns Hopkins University Cold Springs Harbor Labs
School of Medicine
Goals: First, to provide a forum for communication of scientific and
technical issues associated with the analysis, management, and
visualization of cellular information at the molecular level.
COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY will accept papers on: algorithms,
genomics; mathematical modeling and simulation of biological
processes; new methods for sequence analysis, including, for example,
parallel methods; design and implementation of biological databases;
biological expert system design and use; reasoning by analogy;
hypothesis formation and testing by machine; and, information
theory.
Second, is the communication of significant biological problems
to investigators traditionally outside of biology, but otherwise
in appropriate areas of science and technology. This will be accomplished
by soliciting mini-reviews in diverse areas, and by providing a forum
for the informal exchange of theories and experimental approaches.
The growth of molecular cell biology has created large amounts of
complex data, and challenges to data handling, data analysis, and
interpretation. The mounting volume and richness of data require
quantitative and multidisciplinary approaches for analysis and
interpretation.
For submission of manuscripts send three copies to: David T. Kingsbury,
The Welch Laboratory, The Johns Hopkins University School of
Medicine, 1830 East Monument, 3rd Floor, Baltimore, MD 21205-2100.
Phone: (410) 995-9705. E-mail: dkingsbu at library.welch.jhu.edu.
Subscription rate: Volume 1 quarterly 1993.
Publisher: Mary Ann Leibert, Inc.
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dr. dan davison/dept. of biochemical and biophysical sciences/univ. of
Houston/4800 Calhoun/Houston,TX 77204-5934/davison at uh.edu/DAVISON at UHOU
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