Detailed Programme
Day 1. Sunday 5th April
9am: Ferry departs Auckland Downtown Ferry Building. Shuttle buses at the Waiheke Wharf will meet this ferry to take delegates to the conference centre.
10.30am Session 1 "CellML: where it's been and where it's going"
Chair: Peter Hunter (Auckland Bioengineering Institute)
10.30am Welcome & Introduction to CellML
Poul Nielsen (Auckland Bioengineering Institute) (pdf) (audio)10.50am Modularity in CellML
David Nickerson (National University of Singapore) (pdf) (audio)- 11.10am Modelling Tools: PCEnv, COR & OpenCell
Justin Marsh (Auckland Bioengineering Institute) & Alan Garny (University of Oxford) (pdf) (audio) - 11.30am Chaste: a general purpose simulation package aimed at multi-scale, computationally demanding models
Jonathan Cooper (University of Oxford) (pdf) (audio) - 11.45am insilicoML: an extensible markup language format for describing multi-level biophysical models
Yoshiyuki Asai (Osaka University) (pdf) (audio)
12-1.15pm Lunch
1.15pm Session 2 "Events, Time Delays and Typing"
Chair: Mike Hucka (Caltech)
1.15pm CellML: time delays and events
Poul Nielsen (Auckland Bioengineering Institute) (pdf) (audio)- 1.30pm CellML: type systems
Andrew Miller (Auckland Bioengineering Institute) (pdf) (audio) - 1.45pm Introduction to SBML & a summary of SBML's definition of events
Mike Hucka (Caltech) (pdf) (audio) - 2.10pm Technical issues in implementing event support
Frank Bergman (University of Washington) (pdf) (audio)
2.30-3pm Discussion (everyone): Towards defining the specification of CellML events, time delays and type systems.
3-3.30pm Coffee
3.30pm Session 3 "Space & Hierarchy"
Chair: Poul Nielsen (Auckland Bioengineering Institute)
3.30pm FieldML: a standard for modelling and interchanging field descriptions
Richard Christie (Auckland Bioengineering Institute) (pdf) (audio)- 3.45pm OpenCMISS
David Nickerson (National University of Singapore) (pdf) (audio) - 4pm Space in VCell
Ion Moraru (University of Connecticut Health Center) (pdf) (audio) - 4.15pm CompuCell3D
- 4.30-5pm Discussion (everyone)
Day 2. Monday 6th April
9am Session 4 "Model exchange and interoperability"
Chair: Nicolas Le Novère (EMBL-EBI)
9am The New Model Repository (PMR2): the underlying software and support of CellML 1.1 models
Tommy Yu (Auckland Bioengineering Institute) (pdf) (audio)- 9.15am euHeartDB: a web-enabled database for geometrical models of the heart
Daniele Gianni (University of Oxford) (pdf) (audio) - 9.30am BioModels Database
Nicolas Le Novère (EMBL-EBI) (pdf) (audio) - 9.45am VCell and its model database
Ion Moraru (University of Connecticut Health Center) (pdf) (audio) - 10-10.30am Discussion (everyone)
10.30-11am Coffee
11am Session 5 "Minimum Information About a Simulation Experiment (MIASE)"
Chair: Peter Hunter (Auckland Bioengineering Institute)
11am MIBBI and the MI guidelines (http://www.mibbi.org/) (pdf)
11.05am MIASE (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/compneur-srv/miase/)
Nicolas Le Novère (EMBL-EBI) (pdf) (audio)- 11.20-12.30am Discussion (everyone)
12.30-2pm Lunch
2pm Session 6 "Encoding simulation description"
Chair: Nicolas Le Novère (EMBL-EBI)
- 2pm Presentation of relevant CellML metadata
- 2.30pm Implementation in OpenCell
- 3pm Presentation of SED-ML [and libSED-ML]
- Jlibsedml - a Java library for manipulating SED-ML files.
3.30-4pm Coffee
4pm Session 7 "Encoding simulation description - continued"
Chair: Nicolas Le Novère (EMBL-EBI)
- 4pm Implementation of SED-ML
- 4.15pm Implementation of SED-ML continued
- 4.30-5.30pm Discussion (everyone) (audio)
- How to address the various "times" (simulation time, model time etc.)
- Modifications of models: changeAttribute, changeXML, changeMat
- Format extensions for different simulation types, parameter scans, steady state analyses and non-kinetic simulations
Day 3. Tuesday 7th April
9am Session 8 "Ontological representation and visualization"
Chair: Dan Cook (University of Washington)
- 9am Introduction and explanation of goals
- 9.10am SBO: where it's been & where it's going
- 9.35am OPB: Ontology of Physics for Biology
- 10am Multi-scale interoperability of Virtual Physiological Human data and models
10.25-11am Coffee
11am Session 9 "Ontological representation and visualization - continued"
Chair: Poul Nielsen (Auckland Bioengineering Institute)
- 11am BioPAX
- 11.25am Core CellML metadata
- 11.50am Model visualisation
- 12.10pm SBGN
12.30-2pm Lunch
2pm Session 10 "Ontological representation and visualization - continued"
Chair: Mike Hucka (Caltech)
- 2pm SBGN Process Diagrams
- 2.20pm SBGN Entity Relationship Diagrams
- 2.40pm SBGN Activity Flow Diagrams
- 3pm CellDesigner and SBGN
3.30-4pm Coffee
4pm Session 11 "Ontological representation and visualization - continued"
Chair: Stuart Moodie (University of Edinburgh)
- 4pm Progress on SBGN PD in EPE
- 4.15pm Progress on SBGN in Arcadia
- 4.30pm Progress on SBGN
- 4.45pm Progress on SBGN layout
- 5pm Open Flow Biological Network Initiative: Pathway map building, standards, simulation, and knowledge sharing
- 5.30-6.15pm Discussion (everyone): where do these various efforts overlap, and where are they different? Make this concrete by writing a table on the board listing the different features and goals of each effort.
Day 4. Wednesday 8th April
9am Session 12 "Interoperability and integration"
Chair: Emek Demir (MSKCC)
- 9am BioPAX, PAXtools & pathway integration
- 9.20am Conversion between BioPAX and SBML
- 9.35am BioPAX for semantic web based data integration
- 10am BISEN: Biochemical Simulation Environment
10.25-11am Coffee
11am Session 13 "Interoperability and integration - continued"
Chair: Nicolas Le Novère (EMBL-EBI)
- 11-12.30pm Discussion (everyone)
12.30-2pm Lunch
12pm Session 14 "Umbrella organisations"
Chair: Peter Hunter (Auckland Bioengineering Institute)
- 2pm Should we create an umbrella organisation?
- 2.15-3.30pm Discussion (everyone)
3.30-4pm Coffee
4pm Session 15 "Joint Efforts Group Discussion"
- 4-5.30pm (audio)