1st International World Wide Work Flow Grid Workshop 1WWWFG An APBioNet-GridAsia Project

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1ST INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON WORLD WIDE WORKFLOW GRID (WWWFG) 2007 @ GRID ASIA 2007 SINGAPORE Tentative Programme (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) Day 0 Tuesday 5th June 2007 Morning Tutorial: Modelling Biology in the Web Ontology Language (OWL) (Robert Stevens) 0900-1030h OWL Reasoning Tutorial Part 1 Coffee Break 1030-1100h 1100-1230h . OWL Reasoning Tutorial Part 2 Lunch 1230-1330h Afternoon Tutorial: Getting Started with Taverna (Tom Oinn) 1330-1500h Taverna Tutorial Part 1 All Tutorial Participants are requested to bring their own laptop with wireless access. Login to the conference wireless network will be required for this tutorial. If you don't have a laptop, we can supply them if you contact asifkhan _at_ bic.nus.edu.sg as soon as possible. Coffee Break 1500-1530h 1530-1800h . Taverna Tutorial Part 2 Day 1 Wednesday 6th June 2007 Morning (Track 1) Workflow and Grid Integration Systems: Killer Applications in the making Session 1 1030-1230h Chair: Tan Tin Wee, Founding Secretariat, APBioNet Board Director, International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB) Associate Professor, National University of Singapore (NUS) 1030-1100h Tom Oinn When reality attacks! Four years of building workflow middleware for real scientists. 1100-1120h Lim Teck Sin KOOPlatform: BioWorldWideWorkflow Integration, Bio-eManufacturing and BioSurveillance 1120-1145h Lane Shen Goalnet: Intelligence in Workflow orchestration 1145-1205h Arun Krishnan (teleconf) Wildfire/GEL: an integrated solution for building and executing workflows 1205-1230h Miao Chunyan Bio Services Transfer in a Grid Environment Lunch 1230-1315h Plenary Session 1315-1400h 1315-1400h Professor Carole Goble (Plenary Session) GridAsia Keynote Address The Workflow Ecosystem: Why Plumbing is not enough Afternoon (Track 2): 1400-1800h Knowledge Discovery and the Semantic Web: Prelude to a World Wide WorkFlow Grid Session 2 1400-1530h Chair: Christopher J O Baker Principal Investigator Institute of Infocomm Research 1400-1440h David C De Roure The History of the Semantic Grid 1440-1510h Olivo Miotto Semantic Web Technologies for Biological Knowledge Aggregation 1510-1530h Bertil Schmidt Quascade-MP2 Workflows Coffee Break 1530-1600h Session 3 1600-1800h Chair: Martti Tammi President, Association for Medical and Bio Informatics Singapore Asst Professor, Karolinska Institutet and National University of Singapore 1600-1640h Ross King The Expo Ontology: Describing scientific experiments 1640-1720h Akihiko Konagaya Automatic Generation of Drug Metabolic Pathway from ADME Ontology on OWL-DL 1720-1800h Robert Stevens Using Ontology to Classify Members of a Protein Family 1830-2100 Fine European Cuisine Dinner sponsored by AMBIS: INFUZI Restaurant Location Map at Biopolis Association for Medical and Bio Informatics Singapore AMBIS Dinner Session 1830-2100h Chair: Professor K C Lun, Immediate Past President, International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA) AMBIS Annual Lecture and Dinner Professor Ross King Distinguished Speaker Annual Lecture of the Association for Medical and Bio Informatics Singapore (AMBIS) Robot Scientists 2000-2100h . AMBIS Annual Lecture and AMBIS Annual General Meeting 2007 Minutes of Meeting and President's Report will be circulated. Day 2 Thursday 7th June 2007 (sponsored by DiscoveryNet) Morning/Afternoon (Track 3) Workflow engineering: Constructing and running large-scale software infrastructures based on scientific workflows (Note simultaneously, a parallel track which some of us will be involved in at the UK eScience Workshop) Session 4 1015-1230 Chair: Yike Guo Professor, Imperial College, London PI, Discovery Net (EPSRC) 1015-1100 Robert Gill Head of Biology Domain Architecture, MDR-IT, GlaxoSmithKline Architecting the Virtual Organisation 1100-1145 Mark Schreiber, Novartis Institute of Tropical Diseases (NITD) Bioinformatics workflow management: Thoughts and case studies from industry. 1145-1230 Richard Kamuzinzi, Computer Engineer, Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) IXodus, a knowledge discovery process based on the SIMDAT-Pharma GRID technologies Lunch 1230-1400 Session 5 1400-1530h Chair: Rob Gill Head of Biology Domain Architecture, MDR-IT, GlaxoSmithKline 1400-1430 Yike Guo Professor, Imperial College, London PI, Discovery Net (EPSRC) Making Workflows Work 1430-1500 FengLian Xu, IBM UK Workflow with IBM's WebSphere Process Server 1500-1530 P Guhan, TIBCO Software Inc Evolution of Workflow for modern predictive industry Afternoon Coffee/Tea Break 1530-1600 Session 6 1600-1730 Chair: Chris Baker Co-Chair, WWWFG conference 1600-1620 Simon See, Director Asia Pacific Science and Technology Center (APSTC), Sun Microsystems Adjunct Professor, Nanyang Technological University Grid Workflow Composition with Directed Graphs 1620-1650 Yasumasa Shigemoto Application of Web services to workflow navigation in bioinformatics for non-programming biologists 1650-1800 Panelists: Carole Goble David De Roure Simon See FengLian Xu Robert Gill P Guhan PANEL DISCUSSION: Workflow Standardization for Interoperability in Industry and Academia 1800-1830 WWWFG CoChairs Concluding Message