THE INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON DNA COMPUTING, Memphis, June 3-8, 2007 (DNA 13)
                                  http://dna13.memphis.edu
  
 This international meeting is the premier forum where scientists with diverse 
 backgrounds come together with the common purpose of fundamental scientific 
 understanding of biology and chemistry and its applications, from the point of 
 view of computer science, physics, and mathematics.  In this tradition, the 13th 
 International Meeting will present the most recent and promising experimental 
 and theoretical results with the greatest impact, under the auspices of the 
 International Society for Nanoscale Science, Computation and Engineering 
 (ISNSCE) and The University of Memphis.
  
 CALL FOR PAPERS AND IMPORTANT DATES, 2007
  
 Original papers, poster presentations and demos are sought in all areas that relate to 
 biomolecular information processing, including (but not restricted to): demos of 
 biomolecular computers (built out of DNA and/or other molecules), theoretical 
 models and analyses, biomolecular algorithms, implementation in vitro and in vivo, 
 theoretical analysis of laboratory techniques, and simulation tools in 
 conventional computing in silico. Equally desirable are their novel applications to 
 error prevention, evaluation and correction, evolution in vitro, molecular design, 
 nanostructures and devices such as DNA motors, machines, and self-assembled 
 systems at small and large scales and complexity. Papers and posters with new 
 experimental results and demos of working systems are especially encouraged. 
  
 February 26    Paper submission deadline
 April15           Notification of acceptance
 May  5             Revised manuscripts due
 June 3-7          DNA13 main conference
 June 8             The Third Nanoday Symposium
  
 Full details about the progam and submissions can be found at the conference 
 web site http://dna13.memphis.edu.
  
 Lila Kari (International Steering Committee Chair)
 Max Garzon and Hao Yan (Program Committee Co-Chairs)
 Max Garzon (Organizing Committee Chair)
 

The 4th Annual Conference on Fundations of Nanoscience (FNANO07)

web site  http://www.cs.duke.edu/~reif/FNANO