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The 14th International

Meeting on DNA Computing

June 2-6, 2008, Prague, Czech Republic

 
 

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Tentative Program

TUTORIAL

Monday June 2, 2008
08:30 − 09:00 Tutorial Registration
09:00 − 09:05 Tutorial Opening
09:05 − 10:35 Molecular Biology for (not only) Computer Scientists
Friedrich Simmel
10:35 − 11:00 Coffee break
11:00 − 12:30 Structural DNA Nanotechnology
Ned Seeman
12:30 − 14:00 Lunch break
14:00 − 15:30 Formal Grammars for DNA-Computation and Bioinformatics
Yasubumi Sakakibara
 
15:00 − 20:00 DNA 14 Meeting Registration

DNA 14 MEETING

Tuesday June 3, 2008
08:30 − 18:00 DNA 14 Meeting Registration
09:00 − 09:05 Opening
09:05 − 10:00 Plenary Talk
Molecules as Automata
Luca Cardelli
10:00 − 10:50 Session T1, Chair: Yasubumi Sakakibara
10:00 − 10:25 Isothermal Reactivating Whiplash PCR for Locally Programmable Molecular Computation
J. Reif and U. Majumder
10:25 − 10:50 Algorithm of Myogenic Development
E. Keinan , R. Piran, E. Halperin, N. Guttmann-Raviv and R. Reshev
10:50 − 11:10 Coffee break
11:10 − 12:25 Session E1, Chair: Friedrich Simmel
11:10 − 11:35 Carbon Films Enable Light-Directed Synthesis of High-Density DNA Arrays on Metal Substrates
M.R. Lockett, J.B. Mandir, S.C. Weibel, M.F. Phillips, M.R. Shortreed, B.L. Frey, B. Sun, R.M. Corn, R.J. Hamers, F. Cerrina and L. Smith
11:35 − 12:00 Construction of Photons-Fuelled DNA Nanomachines by Tethering Azobenzenes as Engines
X. Liang, H. Nishioka, N. Takenaka and H. Asanuma
12:00 − 12:25 Weighted Sum Computation in Vitro Using Differentially Labeled Molecular Beacon Mixture
S. H. Lee, H.-W. Lim, K.-A. Yang, S. I. Yoo, B.-T. Zhang and T. H. Park
12:25 − 14:00 Lunch break
14:00 − 15:40 Session T2, Chair: Giancarlo Mauri
14:00 − 14:25 Sequentiality Induced by Spike Number in SNP Systems
O. Ibarra, A. Paun and A. Rodriguez-Paton
14:25 − 14:50 Connecting the Dots: Molecular Machinery for Distributed Robotics
Y. Brun and D. Reishus
14:50 − 15:15 DNA as a Universal Substrate for Chemical Kinetics
D. Soloveichik, G. Seelig and E. Winfree
15:15 − 15:40 Stochastic Dynamics in Artificial Transcriptional Feedback Networks
R. Jungmann, E. Friedrichs , A. Tsokou and F. Simmel
15:40 − 16:00 Coffee break
16:00 − 17:40 Session E2, Chair: John Reif
16:00 − 16:25 Experimental Validation of Signal Dependent Operation in Whiplash PCR
K. Komiya, M. Yamamura and J. Rose
16:25 − 16:50 Operon Structure Optimization by Random Self-Assembly
Y. Nakagawa, K. Yugi, K. Tsuge, M. Itaya, H. Yanagawa and Y. Sakakibara
16:50 − 17:15 Symmetric Self-Assembling DNA Nanostructures and Metallized Six-Helix Bundles
T. Liedl and W. Shih
17:15 − 17:40 Stochastic Simulation of Multivalent Random Walkers
M. Olah, M. Stojanovic and D. Stefanovic
 
19:00 Meeting Point for Welcome Reception
 
Wednesday June 4, 2008
09:00 − 10:00 Plenary Talk
Molecular Choreography - Programming Nucleic Acid Self-Assembly and Disassembly Pathways
Niles Pierce
10:00 − 10:50 Session T3, Chair: Satoshi Kobayashi
10:00 − 10:25 Self-Assembly of Discrete Self-Similar Fractals
M. Patitz and S. Summers
10:25 − 10:50 Time Optimal Self-Assembly of 2D and 3D Shapes: the Case of Squares and Cubes
F. Becker, E. Remila and N. Schabanel
10:50 − 11:10 Coffee break
11:10 − 12:25 Session E3, Chair: Erik Winfree
11:10 − 11:35 Programmable Transducer by DNA Self-assembly
B. Chakraborty, N. Jonoska and N.C. Seeman
11:35 − 12:00 Tiamat: a Three-Dimensional Editing Tool for Complex DNA Structures
S. Williams, P. Wonka, K. Lund, Ch. Lin, S. Lindsay and H. Yan
12:00 − 12:25 Towards DNA Comparator: the Machine that Compares DNA Concentrations
F. Tanaka, T. Tsuda and M. Hagiya
12:25 − 14:00 Lunch break
14:00 − 15:00 Plenary Talk
RNA-Guided, Epigenetic Programming and Re-Programming of Genomic Information in Ciliates
Laura Landweber
15:00 − 15:50 Session E4, Chair: Masami Hagiya
15:00 − 15:25 Capture and Release of Protein by a Reversible DNA-Induced Sol-Gel
Y. Mi, B. Wei, I. Cheng and K. Luo
15:25 − 15:50 Dynamic Allosteric Control of Non-Covalent DNA Catalysis Reactions
D. Zhang and E. Winfree
15:50 − 16:10 Coffee break
16:10 − 17:25 Session T4, Chair: Natasha Jonoska
16:10 − 16:35 A Software Tool for Analyzing Combinatorial Hybridization Reaction Systems
S. Kobayashi
16:35 − 17:00 Robust Self-Assembly in Graphs
S. Angelov, S. Khanna and M. Visontai
17:00 − 17:25 A Simple DNA Gate Motif for Synthesizing Large-Scale Circuits
L. Qian and E. Winfree
17:25 − 18:30 Poster Session

Poster Session

DNA Sequence Set Design Based on DNA Multiplex Hybridization Reactions
E. Arai , F. Tanaka and M. Hagiya
Reducing Tileset Size: 3-SAT and Beyond
Y. Brun
Self-Assembly of Carbon Nanotubes Devices by Bio-Directed Approach
A. Filoramo, K. Nguyen, C.-L. Chung, S. Lyonnais , M. Monteverde, S. Campidelli, L. Goux-Capes, M. Goffman and J.-P. Bourgoin
Synthetic Nicking Reaction for a Programmed Walk by a Multi-Legged DNA Walking Device
M. Fujita, K. Komiya and M. Yamamura
Chemical Modification of Azobenzene for Efficient Photoregulation of DNA Hybridization
N. Hidenori, X. Liang and H. Asanuma
A Proposal to a Generalised Splicing with a Self Assembly Approach
L. Jeganathan, R.a Raghavan and R. Sengupta
A DNA-Based Solution to the SAT Problem Using Adleman-Lipton Model with Stickers
J. Liu and K. Li
The Phenomenon of Sampling and Growing in Bio-Populations
V. Manca, G. Franco, S. Lampis and G. Vallini
A Theoretical Biomolecular Turing Machine Based on Sticker Model and Restriction Enzymes
I. Marti and L.A. Garcia
UNIQUIMER 3D, a Software for Structural DNA Nanotechnology Design, Analysis and Evaluation
Y. Mi, J. Zhu, Y. Yuan and B. Wei
Hamming Codes in the Context of DNA Self Assembly
A. Mittal, T. Wang and K. Hymes
Towards Photo-Controllable Self-Assembly of DNA Tiles
A. Nishikawa, K. Ohtake, F. Tanaka and M. Hagiya
Stepwise State-Transition of DNA Structures Controlled through Sequential Photonic Signals
Y. Ogura, Y. Horiguchi and J. Tanida
Toward Decoding Arrays Using Parallel Bio-Molecular Computation Monitored by SPR
T. Ratner, R. Piran and E. Keinan
SNP Pattern Matching by DNA Computing
Y. Sakai, T. Nakajima and A. Suyama
Sticker Expressions
J.M. Sempere
Image Encryption and Deciphering using Bio-Molecular Computing Devices
S. Shoshani, R. Piran, Y. Arava and E. Keinan
DNA Computing Solve the 3-SAT Problem with a Small Solution Space
X. Wang
A Universal DNA Computer Based on Ligase Chain Reaction
X. Wang
Constructing RNAi-Based NOR Gates for Cellular Programming
K.-A. Yang, J. Lee and B.-T. Zhang
In Vitro Proteosynthesis Molecular Automaton Based on RTRACS
L. Young-Hun, S. Koh-ichiroh, K. Daisuke and A. Suyama
 
Thursday June 5, 2008
09:00 − 10:00 Plenary Talk
Modern Homology Search
Ming Li
10:00 − 10:50 Session T5, Chair: Lila Kari
10:00 − 10:25 Polyomino-Safe DNA Self-Assembly Via Block Replacement
C. Luhrs
10:25 − 10:50 Speeding Up Local-Search Type Algorithms for Designing DNA Sequences under Thermodynamical Constraints
S. Kawashimo , Y.K. Ng, H. Ono, K. Sadakane and M. Yamashita
10:50 − 11:10 Coffee break
11:10 − 12:10 General Assembly Meeting, Closing
12:10 − 13:30 Steering Committee Meeting
12:10 − 14:00 Lunch break

NANODAY

Friday June 6, 2008
09:00 − 09:05 Opening
09:05 − 10:35 Adding Functionality to DNA Arrays. The Development of Semisynthetic DNA-Protein Conjugates
Christof Niemeyer
10:35 − 11:00 Coffee break
11:00 − 12:30 Formation of Nanostructures by DNA-Programmed Assembly and Conjugate Coupling
Kurt Vesterager Gothelf
12:30 − 14:00 Lunch break
14:00 − 15:30 DNA Computation
Andrew Ellington
15:30 − 15:50 Coffee break
15:50 − 17:20 Toward Self-Replicating Colloids Using Sticky DNA
David Pine

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