Presenters and contributors to oral presentations were given priority.
Twelve oral and four poster presentations were given at the special JpGU session, and the papers presented in this issue include three research articles and six reviews based on presentations from that session.
Most presentations are given in multiple parallel tracks; however, keynote talks are presented in a single track and are chosen to reflect outstanding research in bioinformatics.
Various presentations are given.
But no presentations are given about dealing with a murder trial involving one of their own.
The two presentations were given at a meeting of NASA's Spaceflight Leadership Council, a group of top officials who are overseeing the agency's efforts to return the shuttle fleet to space.
Furthermore, 14 poster presentations were given.
The new parallel algorithm and detailed presentations are given.
Almost all the presentations are given in Japanese, although overseas participation is welcome.
Twenty-six orandand seven poster presentations were given at this session (Fig. 1).
Twenty presentations, including one plenary presentation by Professor Andre Geim, the Nobel Prize winner, ten keynote talks and nine invited presentations, were given.
