The 3rd Asian Young Researchers Conference on Computational and Omics
Biology 2010 (AYRCOB 2010) is a sequel of the two conferences between
Japan and Taiwan for young researchers. The conference is supported by
the Global COE "Deciphering Biosphere from Genome Big Bang" by The
University of Tokyo, Japan, the Ministry of Education, Taiwan,
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan and is jointly organized by
ISCB-SC Regional Student Groups (RSG) Japan, Korea, Singapore and a
student group from Taiwan.

AYRCOB 2010 aims to achieve a 2-fold objective – to provide an avenue
of exposure for students who are interested in the areas Computational
and Omics Biology to participate in lectures of current topics from
leading scientists of the field, and to establish international
collaboration through interaction and discussion with fellow
participants.

A call for paper/abstract is now open for AYRCOB 2010. Please visit
the link for more information: http://websystem.csie.ncku.edu.tw/ayrc/

All papers will be peer reviewed for acceptance and shortlisted papers
will be published in a conference proceedings. Authors of selected
papers will be invited for oral or poster presentation at the
symposium

Travel Support Track

A good number of travel fellowships are available. Submitted abstracts
will be reviewed, and accepted abstracts that qualify for travel
support will be allocated to the track "Oral Presentation with Travel
Support" or "Poster Presentation with Travel Support".

Submission Schedule

Call for Paper Opens Tuesday, 12th January 2010
Paper/Abstract Submission Deadline Wednesday, 3rd February 2010
Paper/Abstract Acceptance Notification Wednesday, 10th February 2010
Paper/Abstract Acceptance Deadline Saturday, 17th
February 2010

Venue

AYRCOB 2010 will be held at National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan on
10th to 12th March 2010.

Further details of the location are available at the AYRCOB 2010
official website (http://websystem.csie.ncku.edu.tw/ayrc/index.htm).

For questions concerning the scientific content of submissions, please
contact jt...@cb.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp.