ECCB 2016

15th European Conference on Computational Biology

September 3-7, 2016

The Hague, Netherlands - World Forum Convention Center

Thank you for joining us at ECCB 2016!

A warm thank you to all delegates, sponsors, exhibitors, speakers, (co)chairs, session chairs, organizers, and all others who contributed to ECCB 2016 to make it a success!

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F1000Research

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WORLD OF ECCB 2016

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Keynote speakers

Hans Clevers

Princess Maxima Center for Pediatric Oncology
Hubrecht Institute

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Paulien Hogeweg

Utrecht University
Netherlands

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Christina Leslie

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, US

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Nuria Lopez-Bigas

Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Spain

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John Marioni

EMBL-EBI
UK

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Benedict Paten

University of California
Santa Cruz, US

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Amos Tanay

Weizmann Institute of Science
Israel

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A warm thank you to our exhibitors

Please note there is limited space available within the exhibition hall and stands will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.

Cambridge University Press

Publishers

Advances learning, knowledge and research worldwide.

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CRC Press

Publishers

Taylor & Francis Group

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Data Computing

Companies Startup Booth

Specialists in data science you can trust & build upon!

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ELIXIR

Non-profit organisations

A distributed infrastructure for life-science information

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ELIXIR Denmark

Non-profit organisations

a gateway to databases and tools for Life Science data analysis

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EMBL-EBI

Non-profit organisations

The European Bioinformatics Institute

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EMBL Australia

Non-profit organisations

Bioinformatics Resource

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ENPICOM

Companies Startup Booth

Unleash your data

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GOBLET

Non-profit organisations

Global Organisation for Bioinformatics Learning, Education & Training

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ISCB

Non-profit organisations

International Society for Computational Biology

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ISCB Student Council

Non-profit organisations

Next Generation Computational Biologists

Oxford University Press

Publishers

Publishing with purpose

SIB

Non-profit organisations

Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics

Springer

Publishers

Our business is publishing.

The Hague Tourist Office

Non-profit organisations

This is The Hague: Tourist Information Available!

The Hyve

Companies

OpenSource Bioinformatics

TimeLogic

Companies

biocomputing solutions

VLPB

Non-profit organisations

Virtual Laboratory Plant Breeding

Quaero Systems

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Item in control

Stichting PoC One Health Biobank

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Host organizations

Non-profit organisations

Together organizing ECCB 2016

Our kind sponsors

Co-organising sponsor

ELIXIR

ELIXIR is the main organising sponsor of ECCB 2016. As part of the ELIXIR-ECCB 2016 partnership, the programme of the conference will feature a dedicated track to showcase ELIXIR activities and services.

ELIXIR

Gold sponsor

The Hyve

The Hyve is a young international company with offices in The Netherlands and Massachusetts, that provides professional services for open source software for bioinformatics and translational research, such as TranSMART, cBioPortal and OHDSI.

The Hyve

CNRS

The French National Centre for Scientific Research is the largest governmental research organisation in France and the largest fundamental science agency in Europe. It employs 32,000 permanent employees and 6,000 temporary workers.

CNRS