Speakers

June 7, 2012

E. Schadt
Integrating multiscalar data sets in complex human disease

June 8, 2012

Thomas Werner, Munich, Germany
Integrative biology of gene regulation: Re-defining the genome

Olga Troyanskaya, Princeton
Defining tissue specific regulatory networks: from worms to nephrons

Allan Attie, University of Wisconsin
Modeling complex regulatory networks over time: Case study in diabetes, hyperlipidemia and obesity

Kerby Shedden, University of Michigan
Extracting predictors of clinical behavior from complex data sets: lesions learned in oncology and nephrology

Steve Rich, University of Virginia
The NHLBI Large Scale DNA sequencing project: Emerging opportunities for nephrology

Caroline Fox
Genetic risk for CKD: Linking CKDgene to the phenotype

Sudha Iyengar, Case Western, Cleveland
Carl Langefeld, Wake Forest
SLEGENE and FIND: Diabetic Nephropathy and Lupus Nephritis: two case studies to link genetic variance with renal disease

Olivier Devuyst, University of Zurich
Genetic screening in rare renal diseases in 2012

Andrey Shaw, University of Washington, St. Louis
Capturing the podocyte: high throughput platform for candidate exome sequencing

Katalin Susztak, University of Pennsylvania
Genome wide analysis of epigenetics of diabetic nephropathy

Masaomi Nangaku, University of Tokyo
Epigenetic modulation of renal ischemic response

Clemens Cohen, University of Zurich
Transcriptional network analysis of renal disease

John (Cijang) He, Mount Sinai Medical School, New York
Defining the drivers of renal fibrosis on a network level

Rainer Oberbauer/Bernd Mayer, Vienna/Innsbruck, Austria
CDK network definition in Syskid

Finian Martin, University of College Dublin
Modeling regulatory elements in diabetic nephropathy

June 9, 2012

Gonzalo Abecasis, University of Michigan
The 1000 Genome Project: What defines variance in humans and what impact does variance
have on our lives

Barbara Mirel, School of Information, University of Michigan
Dismanteling the tower of Bable: How to make bioinformatician and renal researcher
understand each other

Matthias Kretzler, University of Michigan
Bridging the gap in renal translational research: bringing large scale data sets into the renal
research labs

Jim Cavalcoli, CCMB, University of Michigan
Introduction to web based systems biology tools: just a mouse click away.

Eva Feldman and Frank Brosius, University of Michigan
Diabetic endorgan damage: Lessons learned between nephrons and neurons

Rama Natarajan, UCLA
miRNA's in Diabetic Nephropathy

Sub Pennathur, University of Michigan
Using transcriptomics to identify targets for focused metabolomics

Kumar Sharma, UCSD
Metabolomics of diabetic nephropathy in mouse and man

Tom Coffman, Duke University
Recapitulating genetic variance in the mouse: first lessons learned

June 10, 2012

Erwin Boettinger, New York
Harnessing the clinical data warehouses for renal research

John Sedor, Case Western, Cleveland
Integrating molecular markers in clinical decision analysis