Biologia Matemática e Computacional

BIOMAT Consortium

BIOMAT Institute for Advanced Studies of Biosystems

Important due dates:

First Call for Papers

Deadline for Abstracts Submission (1-2 pages, maximum)

31 March, 2010

For accepted abstracts, the deadline for Full Papers Submission (11-12 pages, minimum and 18 - 20 pages maximum) is

01 May, 2010

Other relevant Dates

24, 25 July: BIOMAT 2010 Tutorials/Mini-Course Sessions
26 -29 July: BIOMAT 2009 Plenary and Technical Sessions

Scope of BIOMAT 2010 (main keywords)

We welcome papers of, but not limited to, the following areas:

Astrobiology

Bioinformatics

Biomathematics

Biological Physics

Biophysics

Biosystems

Brain Models

Computational Biology

Drug and Protein Design

Ecology

Epidemiology

Expert Systems in Biological Sciences

Fuzzy Logic in Biological Sciences

Genomics

Geometric Modeling and Fractals in Biological Sciences

Mathematical Biology

Mathematical Modeling in Biological Sciences

Medical informatics

Medical Physics

Molecular Biology

Neural Networks
Neurobiology
Neurosciences
Optimization of Biomolecular Structures
Pattern Recognition in Biological Sciences
Physiology
Population biology
Protein structure-function analysis
Proteomics

Submission of abstracts and full papers

Prospective authors are invited to submit an electronic copy of their abstracts to BIOMAT 2010 Scientific Program Committee (smb2010biomat@gmail.com) by the due date (31 March, 2010). The deadline for the corresponding full papers is 01 May 2010.

The official language is English for abstracts, full papers and oral presentations. In case of a request for presentation in Spanish or Portuguese, the Organization Committee will provide translation by a member of the BIOMAT Editorial Board.

Check for a LaTeX or Word template. An additional PDF copy is desirable. Full papers should be submitted with source files.

The first page of the abstract should clearly include:

title of the paper
name, affiliation, mailing and e-mail addresses of authors

In additon, the first page of the abstract should also include the name of the author who will be presenting the full paper (if accepted) as well as a maximum of 5 keywords.

Evaluation process

Each Abstract will be evaluated by two members of the BIOMAT Editorial Board for originality and significance in a "blind reviewing" process.

All accepted abstracts will be published in CD-Rom format which will be delivered to the registered participants.

The full papers corresponding to accepted abstracts should be submitted for the final evaluation process. Each full paper will be also evaluated by two members of the BIOMAT Editorial Board and the Board of Referees for originality, significance, clarity, and soundness in a second "blind reviewing" process. The referees are always researchers in the topical area.

The acceptance of any abstract does not imply that the corresponding full paper will be accepted as well.

All accepted full papers are expected to be presented at the symposium, in a poster or oral session, according the suggestion of the Board of Referees.

Publication

Only accepted full papers will be considered for publication in the BIOMAT 2010 Proceedings. The BIOMAT Editorial Board / Board of Referees will select among those accepted full papers the ones for publication in the ISBN indexed book "BIOMAT 2010- International Symposium on Mathematical and Computational Biology" - by World Scientific Co. Pte. Ltd. Other accepted full papers may be published in another ISBN indexed book by decision of the Board. There will be also special numbers of indexed journals for publishing selected papers. The final decision as the publication vehicle of your acccepted full paper is concerned will be taken by BIOMAT Editorial Board/Board of Referees.