Demo opportunity on CSB2006

I thought you might be interested in *Demo opportunity for your semantic web
tools* on the upcoming CSB2006 conference at Stanford University.

This year's Computational Systems Bioinformatics conference (CSB2006),
sponsored by the Life Sciences Society, will launch a new program: Demos for
exhibiting cutting edge technologies under development in industry and in
academic labs. Up to five demos each day will take place concurrently during
the conference afternoon breaks, each in a separate room but all in the same
area. This setting will optimally expose the demos to all conference
attendees while they are enjoying a coffee break.

We are now calling for abstracts for demos. Industry and academic labs are
welcome to submit abstracts describing their technology and how they will
demonstrate it. Technology or tools, not limited to software, that is
relevant to life sciences will be considered. Higher priority will be given
to novel and/or high-impact technologies due to space limitations.

*Click here for more:
http://www.lifesciencessociety.org/CSB2006/index2006.html<http://www.lifesciencessociety.org/CSB2006/index2006.html>
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(then click on "Special Events")

Benefits of Demos:
One hour session in private room for each demo Demo title and vendor is
listed in the conference schedule 100-word summary for each demo is included
in the proceedings

Demo Format:
Each demo has one hour time in a small class room with internet connection
and big computer screen or projector. Presenters should bring their own
computers as needed. Demos are scheduled between 2.30 - 4 PM during the
conference afternoon break.

Demo fees:
Industry Demo: $1000
Academic Demo: $200

Important Dates:
Deadline for demo abstract submission: June 1, 2006
Deadline for confirmation: July 1, 2006
Demo date: August 15-17, 2006

Please let me know if you are interested in presenting a demo for your
products on CSB2006.

 Best regards,

AJ Chen, Ph.D.
Chair, CSB2006 Demo Committee
Cell 650-283-4091
anjun.chen@sbcglobal.net
http://www.lifesciencessociety.org/CSB2006/index2006.html